Category Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Law without Politics: Deconstructing the Path of Prosecutors, from Political Persecutions to the Principled Pursuit of Justice in Liberia

By: Wonder K. Freeman The law should be law, and politics, politics. The Law in general, as much as it intermingles with politics, should be, in its application, apolitical and non-partisan – to say the least. And politics? Well, just…

Lib Law Administrator
October 29, 2022

Constitutional law, Criminal Justice, Human Rights Law, International Law

Freedom of Expression: Hopes, Anxieties and Skepticism in Liberia’s Nascent Democracy

The recent move to repeal Liberia’s Criminal Libel laws by the newly elected Government of former Liberian Football legend, George Manneh Weah, has been hailed by human rights groups as a positive step in the right direction. The effort to…

Lib Law Administrator
August 2, 2018

Constitutional law, Criminal Justice, Human Rights Law, Judiciary, Law practice

Access to Justice Sin Qui Non to Peaceful Coexistence in Post-war Liberia

By: Cllr. Philip A.Z> Banks, III Click link below: Access to Justice Sin Qui Non to Peaceful Coexistence in Post-war Liberia

Lib Law Administrator
October 5, 2013