His Honor Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay Sr. Meets First President Of The Court Of Cassation, Christophe Soulard (France Chief Justice)
… Discusses Institutional Programs To Help Liberian Judges and Magistrates
The Tax Court Judge, His Honor, U-Jay W.H.S. Bright, has ruled on a longstanding disputed financial wrangling between Mr. Amos Brosius (Ducor Petroleum) and Monrovia Oil Trading Corporation (MOTC) in favor of Brosius, setting a historic pillar to bring the matter to a conclusion pending an appeal from the full bench of the Supreme Court.
His Honor Nelson B. Chineh cautioned lawyers, party litigants, and court actors to restore public confidence in the Judiciary at the opening of the Sixth Judicial Circuit Civil Law Court in Montserrado County at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia.
On September, 21, 2026, Judge Chineh delivered the charge on behalf of the judges and cautioned judicial actors to work collectively to restore public confidence in the courts.
Judge Wesseh A. Wesseh of Criminal Court “E” at the Temple of Justice has ordered forensic testimony from the Rwanda Forensic Institute in the former National Security staffer gang rape case.
As the gang rape case involving former National Security Agency (NSA) staffer Peter Bon Jallah intensifies, the Judge of Criminal Court “E,” His Honor Wesseh Alphonsus Wesseh, Sr., has summoned Mr. Bavugirije Pascal, a Rwandan national from the
The full Bench of the Supreme Court of Liberia from R-L: Her Honor Ceaineh D. Clinton Johnson – Associate Justice, Her Honor Jamesetta Howard Wolokolie – Associate Justice, His Honor Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, Sr. – Chief Justice, His Honor Yussif D. Kaba – Associate Justice and His Honor Boakai N. Kanneh – Associate Justice
misconduct from the current Minister of Labor, Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah Sr., in connection with Rule 15 of the Code of Moral and Professional Ethics of a lawyer, against his former client, Mr. Edgar Sydney.
Cllr. Kruah has faced longstanding allegations of lawyers’ misconduct, which have been widely circulated in many media outlets in Liberia by
The Judiciary Branch of Government is working to ensure access to Justice in the remotest part of Liberia. His Honor Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay Sr. officially seated seventy-three (73) newly appointed magistrates, granting them gavel authority as judges, and dispatching them across Liberia’s fifteen counties to expand access to justice for all citizens and residents.
The Assigned Circuit Judge of Criminal Court “C” at the Temple of Justice, His Honor Ousman F. Feika, has dismissed the indictment and charges brought against several former officials of the Bureau of State and Enterprise, citing the government’s failure to prosecute the defendants for two successive terms of court.
The ruling, delivered on Monday, August 31, 2026, discharged Arthur S. Massaquoi
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