The Speluncean Delusion: How Politics’ Fixation on Knowing the Judge Is Destroying Judicial Integrity
The ongoing intellectual debate ignited by President Joseph Boakai’s maxim “a brilliant lawyer knows the law, but a good lawyer ...
Tag: rule of law
Boakai Sends War Crimes Court, Anti-Corruption Bills to Legislature
MONROVIA — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has formally submitted legislation to the House of Representatives seeking to establish a War ...
LNBA Marks Law Day With Call For Practical Justice Reforms
By: Alphanso G. Kalama Paynesville, Montserrado County — Liberia’s 2026 Law Day celebration shifted from just a ceremonial gathering to ...
The Dangerous Illusion of Neutrality: Why the Recent NEC Chairman Nomination Imperils Electoral Justice
There are moments in a nation’s constitutional life when legality alone is not enough. The nomination of the Chairman of ...
Chief Justice Gbeisay calls for accountability, inclusion to safeguard Liberia’s democracy
MONROVIA — Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay Sr. has called for stronger accountability, inclusive governance, and unwavering respect for the ...
Security Cannot Wear Tribal Colors
Liberia has walked this road before and paid dearly for every step taken toward parallel authority. That is why the ...
Only those with proven moral courage and respect for the rule of law should speak against its abuse
In the intricate mosaic of Liberia’s political and social landscape, the concept of justice has often been trampled under the ...
LNBA urges Justice Ministry to ensure fair, Professional handling of Capitol arson case
MONROVIA, Liberia — The Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA) is calling on the Ministry of Justice to handle the ongoing ...
Liberia’s Justice Ministry launches intensive training to strengthen corrections system
GBARNGA, Bong County — The Ministry of Justice, through its Bureau of Corrections and Rehabilitation (BCR), has launched a five-day ...
Neglected Gbi-Doru courthouse struggles to serve 20,000 residents
GANTA, Nimba — In the heart of the forested Gbi-Doru District, the Camp 1 Magisterial Court—housed in a crumbling mud ...
