Liberia: Samuel Jackson Begs Court for Medical Leave Amid Health Concerns
Monrovia – Liberian economist Samuel Jackson has appealed to Criminal Court “A” Judge, Onesimus Barwon, to grant him medical leave to travel…
Monrovia – Liberian economist Samuel Jackson has appealed to Criminal Court “A” Judge, Onesimus Barwon, to grant him medical leave to travel…
Monrovia – The full bench of the Supreme Court of Liberia is scheduled to hear arguments today, Thursday, October 22, 2026, in…
After months of contested proceedings, prosecution and defense are expected to present their closing arguments as Criminal Court ‘E’ prepares to conclude…
After earlier rulings affirmed the estate’s ownership, the Supreme Court is set to review a fresh appeal challenging lower court judgments over…
MONROVIA – Two Liberian senators have publicly rejected the Chief Justice’s call to abolish jury trials, arguing that the answer to allegations…
Retired Captain Anderson plans a 10,000-signature petition seeking legislative action on veterans’ welfare, historical compensation claims, and a proposed role for former…
Monrovia – The guilty verdict involving former Foreign Affairs Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah in Liberia’s high-profile Saudi-donated rice case has sparked fresh…
MONROVIA – Liberia’s most influential Christian body has called on the government, the courts and the country’s political class to keep politics…
MONROVIA — Liberia’s top judge has declared that the country’s trial jury system has been so badly compromised that it may no…
MONROVIA — Days after a jury at Criminal Court “C” adjudged her guilty in the Saudi Rice corruption case, former National Disaster…