Tagged: CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY

Folley Kollie vs Republic of Liberia (08/28/2026) 0

2026 Opinions / Justice Kanneh / Recent Decisions

28 Aug, 2026

Folley Kollie vs Republic of Liberia (08/28/2026)

Mr. Justice Tubman speaking for the Supreme Court in the case Fazzah v. The International Economy Committee, 8 LLR, 84, 85 (1943) opined that every so often: “…there arises some litigation in the course of judicial proceedings like a mighty billow raising itself to a magnificent height as out of the sea, arousing public excitement, curiosity, anxiety, and interest. The civilians, as seashore visitors and travelers, look often, some with fear, others with satisfaction, and yet others with amazement and trembling.” The above-quoted was the situation in Maher-Zobandy Town, Bomi County, when the news regarding the death of Joe Jenekan

Aaron S. Kollie et al. v. Republic of Liberia (02/12/2026) 0

2026 Opinions / Justice Clinton Johnson / Recent Decisions

12 Feb, 2026

Aaron S. Kollie et al. v. Republic of Liberia (02/12/2026)

This is an appeal from the final ruling of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, Lofa County, wherein the appellants, Aaron S. Kollie and Emmanuel W. Flomo, were adjudged guilty of the crimes of Murder, Criminal Conspiracy, and Felonious Restraint, while co-appellant Lamini Flomo was adjudged guilty of Criminal Conspiracy and Felonious Restraint. The appellants are now before this Court seeking a reversal of the final ruling of the trial court.
The certified records reveal that, following an inquest conducted by the County Coroner of Lofa County, which confirmed the death of Madam Moiyongor Keleko and attributed the cause of death to

Francis Saah Fayiah et. al. vs. Republic of Liberia (05/28/2025) 0

2025 Opinins / Justice Wolokollie / Recent Decisions

28 May, 2025

Francis Saah Fayiah et. al. vs. Republic of Liberia (05/28/2025)

The grand jury for Montserrado County, sitting during the August Term of Court, A.D. 2023, returned a true bill against the appellants finding them more probable than not guilty of the crimes of theft of property and criminal conspiracy; thus, necessitating the trial of the appellants. The indictment alleges that the appellants, in a joint criminal enterprise, designed a criminal scheme to divert to their personal use and benefit money received from the sale of goods left in the charge of the appellants after selling to the private prosecutor’s customers in Kakata, Gbarnga and Ganta.
This case is now on

GLORIA MUSU SCOTT ET AL v. REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA (08/28/2024) 0

2024 Opinions / Justice Yuo / Recent Decisions

28 Aug, 2024

GLORIA MUSU SCOTT ET AL v. REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA (08/28/2024)

The appellants, Gloria Musu Scott et al. were indicted, tried, and subsequently found guilty by a jury, and the verdict therefrom confirmed by the presiding judge of the First Judicial Circuit, Criminal Assizes “A,” for the crimes of murder, criminal conspiracy, and false reports to law enforcement officials.

The certified records show that on the night of February 22, 2023, in the residence of Co-appellant Gloria Musu Scott, it was alleged that Charloe Musu was brutally attacked by an unknown assailant(s) who, with a depraved heart and an extreme indifference to human life, maliciously, viciously, and without the fear of

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