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The Ministry of Justice on Thursday placed five pretrial detainees on probation for less criminal defenses as provided law.
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(MONROVIA LIBERIA – Tuesday, April 7, 2015) As Government works to achieve its goals over the remaining years of the administration, there is need for strategic changes in the administration.
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The Kenneth Copeland Ministries based in the United State on Wednesday donated a modern ambulance worth over US$65,000 to the Liberia Medical and Dental Council.
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Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson has threatened that the Liberian Senate will trash any request from the Constitution Review Commission (CRC) or President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf for a referendum.
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Criminal Court ‘D’ at the Temple Justice Tuesday morning temporarily released 23 pretrial detainees on bail from the Monrovia Central Prison.
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With widespread criticisms over the slow nature of the prosecution of cases by the State, things look to be getting on a different path with the Government winning several cases in court.
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March 26 (LINA) – Forty Units at the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Housing Estate in Ben Town, Marshall Road Margibi County are expected to be completed in two months.
Contractors working at the facility have completed two of the 40 housing units while 38 are at roof level.
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Eight defendants accused of embezzling US$6m from the Forestry Development Authority (FDA) on Thursday pleaded not guilty as the 12-page indictment was read to them at Criminal Court ‘C’ Temple of Justice.
The not-guilty plea by the defendants has shifted the burden on state lawyers to provide evidence reasonable enough to convict the defendants, including
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The House of Representatives has unanimously voted and passed into law three separate financial agreements it says will aid in Liberia’s recovery and rebuilding.