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
The Stipendiary Magistrate of the Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice, His Honor L. Ben Barco, has rejected a request made by former Vice President (VP) Jewel Howard Taylor to grant her compassionate leave that would allow her to be detained at a medical
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The First Judicial Circuit Criminal Court “D” Assize at the Temple of Justice has denied a motion to suppress evidence in an ongoing Armed Robbery case involving one Abraham Jalloh, A.K.A. (HP), and others whom the State is prosecuting for Armed Robbery, Aggravated Assault, and Criminal Conspiracy.
One of the legal counsels representing the State is Cllr. Jonah A. Kerkulah, while one of the counsels representing the defendants is Cllr. Juah D.Bestman of the Public
The Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice has ordered the immediate imprisonment of Attorney-at-law J. Jefferson Cheeson at the Monrovia Central Prison for two days after finding him guilty of contempt of court.
Stipendiary Magistrate His Honor L. Ben Barco handed down the sentence on
Associate Justice Ceaineh D. Clinton Johnson of the Supreme Court of Liberia, who supervises the three counties, recently toured the construction sites in Bong and Lofa counties over the weekend to assess progress.
The Criminal Court “C” at the Temple of Justice began selecting jurors to serve as judges of fact in the high-profile corruption trial of thirteen former government officials indicted for allegedly stealing 29,412 bags of 25kg humanitarian relief rice donated by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Three more jurors have been sent to prison by the 13th Judicial Circuit Court in Margibi County, bringing the total to nine over the weekend, as the Judiciary is becoming increasingly unbending in its approach to alleged jury tampering and misconduct that tarnish its image in the public eye
The Full Bench of the Honorable Supreme Court of the Republic of Liberia has ordered the immediate release of Mr. Justin Oldpa Yeazehn (Known as Prophet Key) from the Monrovia Central Prison.
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