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Liberia: Judiciary Hold 4th Conference June 7-11after 11 Years
By Comfort M. Johnson MONROVIA June 6 (LINA) - The Judiciary Branch of Government will hold its 4th National Judicial Conference on Monday June 7 to 11 at the Ministerial Complex in Congo Town after eleven years. The last National Conference was held from March 8 -10, 2010 during the tenure of the Late Chief Justice Johnnie Lewis with the current Chief Justice Francis S. Korkpor serving as conference chairman.
Liberia: Aggrieved Judicial Staff Demand 11 Months Harmonization Salaries
By Comfort M. Johnson Monrovia — Over one hundred and fifty staffers at the Temple of Justice on Monday stages a protest demanding from the Supreme Court Justice Francis Korkpor their eleven months Liberian dollar harmonization salary arrears. The protesters claimed that the money was paid by Ministry of Finance, but they did not receive their Liberian dollars.
Liberia: 'We'll Hear All Elections Cases Before December Senatorial Poll' - Chief Justice
By Comfort M. Johnson MONROVIA Oct. 1 (LINA) - The Supreme Court Chief Justice Francis S. Korkpor has said that the Court will hear all election-related cases before the Mid-Term Senatorial poll on December 8, 2020. "This is a special sitting session at the Supreme Court, not too long ago the Court adjourned its March Term," the Chief Justice said, adding that the Court will only give opinions on cases about the upcoming elections, while the Justices are on break.
Liberia: High Court Reserves Ruling in CDC Appeal Case
By Comfort M. Johnson Monrovia — The Supreme Court of Liberia has reserved ruling in an appeal case filed by the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) against the National Election Commission (NEC) decision to recognize Senator H. Dan Morais as the candidate to contest on the Coalition of parties' ticket in Maryland County.
Liberia: Man, 36 Gets 20 Years Jail Sentence for Raping Step Daughter
By Comfort M. Johnson A 36-year old man who raped and impregnated his step daughter in the Johnsonville community back in 2018 has been sentenced for 20 years by the Criminal Court "E". Defendant Johnson Chuluty was arrested and detained at the Monrovia central Prison on 5th of June 2020, investigated charged and forwarded to the Monrovia City Court for prosecution having allegedly committed the crime of statutory rape against his step daughter.
Liberia: Court Remands Six GSA Employees On Multiple Charges
By Comfort M. Johnson Monrovia — The Monrovia City Court has remanded six employees of the General Service Agency (GSA) over an alleged crime of criminal conspiracy, aiding the commission of crime, burglary and theft of property. Defendants Jereme J. Dolo, Omega N. Togba, Felisco B. Siryon, Tolbert Kaydea, Edwin Gbakoyah and Victor J. Mupply were arrested on August 27, 2020, informed of their constitutional rights, investigated and subsequently charged in keeping with law.
Liberia: Three Jailed for Forgery, Counterfeiting U.S. Dollar Banknotes
By Comfort M. JohnsonThe Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia has detained three men for alleged forgery and counterfeiting of United States dollar in hundred bills to con victims in a money doubling scheme. Defendants Augustine Segbah, Prince Miniko and Nagbe Tweh were on July 28 arrested by the Liberia National Police (LNP) during a general raid in Montserrado County.
Liberia: Supreme Court Reserves Ruling in U.S.$13 Million Beyslow Case
By Comfort M. JohnsonThe Supreme Court of Liberia has reserved ruling in the appeal case filed against former Minister of Commerce Miatta Beyslow. She was charged several months ago with economic sabotage, misapplication of entrusted property, criminal facilitation, criminal conspiracy and violation of procedures of the Public Procurement Concession Commission (PPCC).
Liberia: Three Get 15years - One 24 Years for Armed Robbery, Murder
By Comfort M. JohnsonThe Presiding Judge of Criminal Court "B" at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia, Geevon Smith, has sentenced three men to 15 years imprisonment and one other to 24 years for armed robbery and murder. Judge Smith said in his judgment that defendant Alfred Sayplay was sentenced to 24 years imprisonment because he was the one who shot victim Musa Kamara, a money exchanger, to death .
Liberia: Pakistani Refugee, 32, Arrested On Multiples Charges
By Comfort M. JohnsonThe Bureau of Immigration has arrested, charged and forwarded to the Monrovia City Court a 32-year-old Pakistani Refugee living in Liberia for alleged forgery, issuance of deceptive documents, and economic sabotage. Defendant Mohammed A. Adal was on March 26 arrested at the Roberts International Airport, where he had escorted two Pakistanis, Basharat Mahmood and Zahee Ahmad, who he invited to Liberia.
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