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Monrovia-Concerns littered both social and political circles why President Joseph Nyuma Boakai hastily nominated Associate Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay as the next Chief Justice pending Senate confirmation when current Chief Justice, Cllr. Sie-A-Neh Yuoh has not gone through the formal retirement ritual, officially ending her tenure.
Monrovia-In a landmark development, the Supreme Court of Liberia has scheduled a hearing for July 1, 2025, to consider a petition for a writ of prohibition filed by legal counsel representing former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah and three co-defendants in a high-profile economic sabotage case.
Monrovia-Ambassador Plenipotentiary and Special Envoy for Trade and Investment, Edward Koffa Nyanti, has confirmed that his brother, Suspect John Nyanti, was undoubtedly involved in the fire attack on the Capitol Building, dismissing mounting bribery and manipulation claims made against the government.
Monrovia-In the high-stakes Capitol Building Arson case ongoing at the Monrovia City Court, former Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa and his co-defendants await their fate today whether the Judge will grant or deny defense lawyers’ motion for the dismissal.
The Judge reserved ruling yesterday after Defense Lawyers requested the exclusion of the social media evidence submitted by the Prosecution
Monrovia-As what happened on November 20, 2023 at the Headquarters of the ruling Unity Party on Broad Street remains stuck in the hearts of ordinary Liberians, most especially relatives of the victims, the question of who owned the vehicle involved is not evaporating.
Families and women groupings in Liberia are pressing further to unearth the actual cause of the accident, and who was the vehicle’s owner.
Monrovia-Liberian News: The Judge of Criminal Court ‘C’ Judge Blamo Dixon has convicted Enree Neeplo, Program Manager of the Planned Parenthood Association of Liberia on charges of economic sabotage. Neeplo has been ordered to restitute over US$200,000 and a payment of US$300 in fine.
Monrovia-The Association of Female Lawyers of Liberia (AFELL) is craving for another female Chief Justice when the current Chief Justice retires
Monrovia-Several citizens from towns and villages around the Salala Rubber Plantation in Margibi County are calling on some residents of the county to stop pointing accusing fingers at anyone because of their personal issues against the person.
They also called on those pointing accusing fingers to allow the court to handle this case and avoid personal opinion on this matter that is before the court
Monrovia-In the wake of consistent advocacy surrounding the legal instruments relative to the death penalty, The Ministry of Justice and The Civil Society Human Rights Advocacy Platform with support from the British Embassy accredited near day comprehensive and final validation process on the draft death penalty bill.
Monrovia- As the Supreme Court of Liberia appears to be getting ready to stamp its constitutional authority on House of Representatives leadership crisis, the nation is watching with keen and eagle eyes, and as March 14 looms, many are wondering if: