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Liberia: Sirleaf, Weeks Plead Not Guilty
By T. Lula Jaurey The five current and former officials of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) who are facing criminal charges have pleaded not guilty. The five defendants including Charles E. Sirleaf, Milton A. Weeks, Dorbor Hagba, Richard H. Walker and Joseph G.
Liberia: Yekeh 'Begs' Court for Travel Mercy
By T. Lula Jaurey ... Files Bill Of Information Lawyers representing Montserrado County District#10 lawmaker Yekeh Kolubah has filed a Bill of Information at Criminal Court "A" on a medical condition to travel to Ghana. In a request to the Court, Rep. Kolubah physician requested him to travel outside of the country for medical emergency. The lawmaker, according to his legal team, has arranged a medical trip to Accra, Ghana, for the period of August 15-30 of this year. Rep.
Liberia: 60-Yr-Old Farmer Gets Life Imprisonment
By T. Lula Jaurey The Presiding Judge of the second Judicial Circuit Court in Grand Bassa County has sentenced a sixty-year-old Liberian farmer identified as Joseph Tarr for life imprisonment at the Grand Bassa Prison Center. Judge Joe Barkon ruling on Friday, June 21, 2019, said the farmer was sentenced for life time for raping and murdering an eleven year-old-girl in that part of the country.
Liberia: Court Acquits Coca-Cola Employees
By T. Lula Jaurey After nine years of delay in a case involving Liberia Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Government lawyers have suffered serious setback when the Judge of Criminal Court 'C' dropped criminal charges against four former employees of the Liberia Coca-Cola Bottling Company. The defendants were accused of allegedly stealing US$1.8 million from the Company but were cleared last Thursday by Judge Boima Kontoe.
Liberia: Bar to Reawaken TRC Recommendations
By T. Lula Jaurey Perpetrators of the 14 years civil unrest in Liberia are said to be in serious trouble as the Liberia National Bar Association (LNBA) has vowed to begin discussions on the Truth Reconciliation Commission (TRC) report. The Liberian civil war have been one of the brutal events recorded in history as over 250,000 citizens were killed in the process and led to the destruction of the country.
Liberia: Weeks, Sirleaf Indicted
By T. Lula Jaurey The Government of Liberia through the Grand Jury of Montserrado County has finally indicted former Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia Milton Weeks, Deputy Governor Charles Sirleaf, Dorbor Hagba, Richard Walker and Joseph Dennis. Three of the defendants including Weeks, Sirleaf and Hagba were remanded at the Monrovia Central Prison Monday, March 4, 2019 after they failed to file valid criminal appearance bond.
Liberia: GT Bank Suffers Setback
By T. Lula Jaurey The Civil Law Court "B" at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia has denied Guaranty Trust Bank's motion to drop a US$1 million damage case between it and a former employee. Sie Edward Freeman, former employee of the bank took the bank to court for US$1 million damage, after he was assaulted by the bank's former manager with calculator.
Liberia: Woman, 26, Sentenced for 25 Years
By T. Lula Jaurey A student of the University of Liberia, Johnetta Pinky Abu, has finally been sentenced for twenty-five years at the Monrovia Central prison. Judge Roosevelt Willie stated that defendant Abu will serve twenty-two years behind bars while three years will be served on probation depending on good behavior. Pinky was founded guilty last week by nine of the 12 jurors for killing her boyfriend Morris Johnson, an employee of NASSCORP.
Liberia: Suspect Jailed for Murder
By T. Lula Jaurey A twenty-one year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder. He has been remanded at the Monrovia Central Prison awaiting trial. A police sheet said the incident took place in the New Georgia Oldfield Community on December 14, 2018 where the deceased was asked to have sex with defendant Saah Joseph (not senator Joseph) for twenty United States dollars which she agreed to do.
Liberia: GVL Executives 'Banned' From Leaving Liberia
By T. Lula Jaurey The Associate Judge at the Commercial Court at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia, Chan-Chan Paegar has placed a travel ban on officials of Golden Veroleum Liberia (GVL) Incorporated from leaving the country as a result of ongoing lawsuit against the company. The judge has communicated this decision with various exit and entry points of Liberia until the matter before the Commercial Court can be disposed of.
Liberia: Indicted LNP Officers Give Justification
By T. Lula Jaurey The Deputy Police Commissioner for Public Safety John Saah and others who were recently indicted by Criminal Court A at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia have defended their action to still be working despite their indictment. John Saah, Kias Simpson, Chris Doe and Rodney McCauley were indicted by the Government of Liberia for flogging another police officer, Mark Kardamie, in violation of Chapter 14, Section 14.20 of the New Penal law of Liberia.
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