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| Fon v RL (2018) | 2018, Anti-Corruption, Banking Law, Criminal Law, Evidence Law | 2018 Opinions, audit report, banking fraud, bench trial, best evidence rule, burden of proof, criminal conspiracy, criminal facilitation, Criminal Law, criminal solicitation, economic sabotage, financial institution, misapplication of entrusted property, Montserrado County, Nimba County, reversal and remand, Supreme Court of Liberia, Theft of Property, UBA Liberia, United Bank of Africa | fon-v-republic-of-liberia-rl-2018 | 2018-opinions audit-report banking-fraud bench-trial best-evidence-rule burden-of-proof criminal-conspiracy criminal-facilitation criminal-law criminal-solicitation economic-sabotage financial-institution misapplication-of-entrusted-property montserrado-county nimba-county reversal-and-remand supreme-court-of-liberia theft-of-property uba-liberia united-bank-of-africa | |
| In re Flaawgaa Richard McFarland LRSC 14; 34 LLR 439 (1987) | 1987, Anti-Corruption, Ethics, Judiciary Law | 1987 Opinions, abuse of process, administration of justice, attacks on judiciary, constitutional law, constructive contempt, contempt of court, contempt proceedings, corruption allegations, disbarment, disciplinary proceedings, executive branch, Finality of Judgments, Flaawgaa R. McFarland, impeachment petition, judicial authority, judicial independence, judiciary, lawyers’ duties, Legal Ethics, Legal Profession, legislative branch, petition to Legislature, Professional Misconduct, reargument, separation of powers, Supreme Court of Liberia, unconstitutional appeal | in-re-flaawgaa-richard-mcfarland-lrsc-14-34-llr-439-1987 | 1987-opinions abuse-of-process administration-of-justice attacks-on-judiciary constitutional-law constructive-contempt contempt-of-court contempt-proceedings corruption-allegations disbarment disciplinary-proceedings executive-branch finality-of-judgments flaawgaa-r-mcfarland impeachment-petition judicial-authority judicial-independence judiciary lawyers-duties legal-ethics legal-profession legislative-branch petition-to-legislature professional-misconduct reargument separation-of-powers supreme-court-of-liberia unconstitutional-appeal | |
| In re GEC report on Cllr. Frank Musah Dean, Jr. et al (2025) | 2025, Anti-Corruption, Criminal Law, Ethics | 2025 Opinions, Abuse of Office, Article 75 of the 1986 Constitution, Associate Magistrates Theresa W. Dermie, Atty. Orlando Tamba, Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene G. Yuoh, City Solicitor, Counsellor Frank Musah Dean Jr., criminal mischief, Ethical Investigation, Executive Discretion, Grievance and Ethics Committee, Judicial Review, Judiciary Law §17.7(1), Kish-Trokon Beadeh, Land Dispute, Legal Ethics, minister of justice, Moral and Professional Code of Ethics, Nolle Prosequi, Professional Misconduct, Prosecutorial Discretion, RIA Magisterial Court, separation of powers, Supreme Court of Liberia, Theft of Property | in-re-gec-report-on-cllr-frank-musah-dean jr-et-al-2025 | 2025-opinions abuse-of-office article-75-of-the-1986-constitution associate-magistrates-theresa-w-dermie atty-orlando-tamba chief-justice-sie-a-nyene-g-yuoh city-solicitor counsellor-frank-musah-dean-jr criminal-mischief ethical-investigation executive-discretion grievance-and-ethics-committee judicial-review judiciary-law-%c2%a717-71 kish-trokon-beadeh land-dispute legal-ethics minister-of-justice moral-and-professional-code-of-ethics nolle-prosequi professional-misconduct prosecutorial-discretion ria-magisterial-court separation-of-powers supreme-court-of-liberia theft-of-property | |
| In re: Constitutionality of Sections 16.1 and 16.2 of the Anti-Corruption Commission Act | 2023, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Constitutional Law, Executive Law, Governance Law, Judiciary Law | 2023 Opinions, abolition of statutory agency, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption Law, Article 20(a), Article 25, Article 3, Article 34(l), Article 50, Article 56, Article 89, Center for Law and Human Rights Education v. MCC, Citizens Solidarity Council v. Republic of Liberia, constitutional law, constitutionality of statute, contract clause, Due Process, executive authority, Fazzah v. National Economy Committee, Garlawolu v. NEC, governance reform, harmonization of statutes, impairment of contract, independence of commissions, Janeh v. House of Representatives, judicial restraint, Judicial Review, justiciability, Kruah v. Weah, LACC Act 2008, LACC Act 2022, legislative authority, legislative power, Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, loss of office, Mappy-Polson v. Republic of Liberia, Martin Sallie Kollie v. Executive Branch, Monrovia, Montserrado County, premature action, prosecutorial powers, public offices, Public Policy, removal from office, restructuring of public institutions, ripeness doctrine, separation of powers, Standing, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, temporary appointment, tenure of public officials, transitional provisions, Wolo v. Wolo | in-re-constitutionality-of-sections-16-1-and-16-2-of-the-anti-corruption-commission-act | 2023-opinions abolition-of-statutory-agency administrative-law anti-corruption-law article-20a article-25 article-3 article-34l article-50 article-56 article-89 center-for-law-and-human-rights-education-v-mcc citizens-solidarity-council-v-republic-of-liberia constitutional-law constitutionality-of-statute contract-clause due-process executive-authority fazzah-v-national-economy-committee garlawolu-v-nec governance-reform harmonization-of-statutes impairment-of-contract independence-of-commissions janeh-v-house-of-representatives judicial-restraint judicial-review justiciability kruah-v-weah lacc-act-2008 lacc-act-2022 legislative-authority legislative-power liberia-anti-corruption-commission loss-of-office mappy-polson-v-republic-of-liberia martin-sallie-kollie-v-executive-branch monrovia montserrado-county premature-action prosecutorial-powers public-offices public-policy removal-from-office restructuring-of-public-institutions ripeness-doctrine separation-of-powers standing statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia temporary-appointment tenure-of-public-officials transitional-provisions wolo-v-wolo | |
| Jlue v RL (2026) | 2026, Anti-Corruption, Banking Law, Criminal Law | 2026 Opinions, acts of corruption, Appellate Review, bank accounts, Confession, corruption, Criminal Law, financial fraud, forged signatures, forgery, indictment, Jury Verdict, Montserrado County, National Drug Service, public corruption, Restitution, Theft of Property | jlue-v-rl-2026 | 2026-opinions acts-of-corruption appellate-review bank-accounts confession corruption criminal-law financial-fraud forged-signatures forgery indictment jury-verdict montserrado-county national-drug-service public-corruption restitution theft-of-property | |
| Lewis S. v RL et al LRSC 29; 29 LLR 578 (1982) | 1982, Anti-Corruption, Criminal Law | 1982 Opinions, abandonment of case, abandonment of prosecution, appellate procedure, Certiorari, Criminal Law, discharge of defendant, dismissal, embezzlement, judgment without opinion, Ministry of Justice, Sinoe County, Supreme Court of Liberia, Third Judicial Circuit | lewis-s-v-rl-et-al-lrsc-29-29-llr-578-1982 | 1982-opinions abandonment-of-case abandonment-of-prosecution appellate-procedure certiorari criminal-law discharge-of-defendant dismissal embezzlement judgment-without-opinion ministry-of-justice sinoe-county supreme-court-of-liberia third-judicial-circuit | |
| Lone v RL LRSC 31; 27 LLR 148 (1978) | 1978, Anti-Corruption, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Customary Law, Evidence Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Property Law | 1978 Opinions, accounting for funds, Appellate Review, audit irregularities, audit report, bailment, Bopolu Chiefdom, Bopolu District, change of venue, clan funds, community development funds, conversion, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, documentary evidence, Due Process, embezzlement, evidentiary review, Fiduciary Duty, Grand Cape Mount County, indictment, insufficiency of evidence, local government, logging concession payments, misappropriation of funds, notice of accusation, Paramount Chief, proof beyond reasonable doubt, public funds, public officer, public project expenditures, receipt as evidence, Restitution, reversal of conviction, school construction, severance, signature by another at request, signature by mark, sufficiency of indictment, Supreme Court of Liberia, tribal funds, tribal treasury, unauthorized restitution, valid signature, variance, wrongful conviction | lone-v-rl-lrsc-31-27-llr-148-1978 | 1978-opinions accounting-for-funds appellate-review audit-irregularities audit-report bailment bopolu-chiefdom bopolu-district change-of-venue clan-funds community-development-funds conversion criminal-law criminal-procedure documentary-evidence due-process embezzlement evidentiary-review fiduciary-duty grand-cape-mount-county indictment insufficiency-of-evidence local-government logging-concession-payments misappropriation-of-funds notice-of-accusation paramount-chief proof-beyond-reasonable-doubt public-funds public-officer public-project-expenditures receipt-as-evidence restitution reversal-of-conviction school-construction severance signature-by-another-at-request signature-by-mark sufficiency-of-indictment supreme-court-of-liberia tribal-funds tribal-treasury unauthorized-restitution valid-signature variance wrongful-conviction | |
| Mappy Polson v. R.L LRSC 7 (2017) (Dissenting Opinion) | 2017, Anti-Corruption, Constitutional Law, Dissenting Opinions, Elections Law, Governance Law | 2016 Opinions, Article 11 Constitution Liberia, Article 2 Constitution Liberia, Article 77 Constitution Liberia, Article 90 Constitution Liberia, Code of Conduct Act 2014, constitutional law, constitutional supremacy, declaratory judgment, discrimination, Dissenting Opinion, Due Process, electoral law, eligibility for public office, equal protection, freedom of association, Judicial Review, political rights, presidential appointees, Public Policy, resignation requirement, right to vote, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia | mappy-polson-v-r-l-lrsc-7-2017-dissenting-opinion | 2016-opinions article-11-constitution-liberia article-2-constitution-liberia article-77-constitution-liberia article-90-constitution-liberia code-of-conduct-act-2014 constitutional-law constitutional-supremacy declaratory-judgment discrimination dissenting-opinion due-process electoral-law eligibility-for-public-office equal-protection freedom-of-association judicial-review political-rights presidential-appointees public-policy resignation-requirement right-to-vote separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia | |
| Nurse v RL LRSC 44; 20 LLR 351 (1971) | 1971, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Criminal Law | 1971 opinions, affirmance, Appellate Review, Bill of Exceptions, change of plea, Charles D. B. Nurse, conversion of property, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, embezzlement, factual issues, Firestone Plantations, First Judicial Circuit, fraud, Jury Verdict, loss of right to appeal, Montserrado County, motion for new trial, motion in arrest of judgment, plea of guilty, prerequisite for appeal, public official misconduct, Restitution, right of appeal, sentencing, stipendiary magistrate, Supreme Court of Liberia, Waiver, waiver of rights, withdrawal of motion for new trial | nurse-v-rl-lrsc-44-20-llr-351-1971 | 1971-opinions affirmance appellate-review bill-of-exceptions change-of-plea charles-d-b-nurse conversion-of-property criminal-law criminal-procedure embezzlement factual-issues firestone-plantations first-judicial-circuit fraud jury-verdict loss-of-right-to-appeal montserrado-county motion-for-new-trial motion-in-arrest-of-judgment plea-of-guilty prerequisite-for-appeal public-official-misconduct restitution right-of-appeal sentencing stipendiary-magistrate supreme-court-of-liberia waiver waiver-of-rights withdrawal-of-motion-for-new-trial | |
| Republic of Liberia (RL) v His Honor Kaba et al. LRSC 1 (2015) | 2015, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law | 2015 Opinions, abuse of discretion, Appeal, Beatrice Munah Sieh Brown, constitutional avoidance, constitutional law, criminal conspiracy, Criminal Court C, criminal facilitation, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, denial of appeal, double jeopardy, Due Process, economic sabotage, extraordinary writ, Final Judgment, Harris Manneh Dunn, indictment, judicial discretion, Jury Verdict, Kaymah N. Zeon, Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), Liberia National Police, mandamus, Ministry of Finance, Montserrado County, motion for new trial, Motion for Relief from Judgment, Nebo Garlo, new trial, Nunc Pro Tunc, petition for writ of mandamus, Prince O.A. Akinremi, reinstatement of verdict, Relief from Judgment, remedial proceedings, right of appeal, Supreme Court of Liberia, Theft of Property, unanimous verdict | rl-v-his-honor-kaba-et-al-lrsc-1-2015 | 2015-opinions abuse-of-discretion appeal beatrice-munah-sieh-brown constitutional-avoidance constitutional-law criminal-conspiracy criminal-court-c criminal-facilitation criminal-law criminal-procedure denial-of-appeal double-jeopardy due-process economic-sabotage extraordinary-writ final-judgment harris-manneh-dunn indictment judicial-discretion jury-verdict kaymah-n-zeon liberia-anti-corruption-commission-lacc liberia-national-police mandamus ministry-of-finance montserrado-county motion-for-new-trial motion-for-relief-from-judgment nebo-garlo new-trial nunc-pro-tunc petition-for-writ-of-mandamus prince-o-a-akinremi reinstatement-of-verdict relief-from-judgment remedial-proceedings right-of-appeal supreme-court-of-liberia theft-of-property unanimous-verdict | |
| Samukai et al v. RL (2021) | 2021, Anti-Corruption, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, National Security Law, Property Law | 2021 Opinions, act of state doctrine, affirmation with modification, AFL pension fund, Appeal, Appellate Review, Armed Forces of Liberia, Article 20(a), constitutional law, criminal conspiracy, Criminal Law, Due Process, economic sabotage, Fiduciary Duty, First Judicial Circuit Criminal Assizes “C”, indictment, misuse of public money, money laundering, Montserrado County, National Defense Act of 2008, Property Rights, public finance management, Restitution, sentencing, Supreme Court of Liberia, suspended sentence, Theft of Property | samukai-et-al-v-rl-2021 | 2021-opinions act-of-state-doctrine affirmation-with-modification afl-pension-fund appeal appellate-review armed-forces-of-liberia article-20a constitutional-law criminal-conspiracy criminal-law due-process economic-sabotage fiduciary-duty first-judicial-circuit-criminal-assizes-c indictment misuse-of-public-money money-laundering montserrado-county national-defense-act-of-2008 property-rights public-finance-management restitution sentencing supreme-court-of-liberia suspended-sentence theft-of-property | |
| Sherman et al v The Republic of Liberia (2017) | 2017, Anti-Corruption, Banking Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Evidence Law, Human Rights Law | 2017 Opinions, Appeal, attorney-client privilege, bank secrecy, banking records, bribery allegations, Central Bank of Liberia Act, Civil Procedure Law, constitutional law, corruption investigation, Criminal Assizes C, criminal investigation, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Procedure Law Sections 17.2 and 17.3, Due Process, Financial Institutions Act, Global Witness report, H. Varney G. Sherman, Inc., intervention, Jurisdiction, Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), limits of privilege, Ministry of Justice, Montserrado County, Motion to Dismiss, motion to quash, pre-trial investigation, right to privacy, self-incrimination, Sherman and Sherman, subpoena duces tecum, Supreme Court of Liberia, writ practice | sherman-et-al-v-the-republic-of-liberia-2017 sherman-v-rl-2017 | 2017-opinions appeal attorney-client-privilege bank-secrecy banking-records bribery-allegations central-bank-of-liberia-act civil-procedure-law constitutional-law corruption-investigation criminal-assizes-c criminal-investigation criminal-law criminal-procedure criminal-procedure-law-sections-17-2-and-17-3 due-process financial-institutions-act global-witness-report h-varney-g-sherman inc intervention jurisdiction liberia-anti-corruption-commission-lacc limits-of-privilege ministry-of-justice montserrado-county motion-to-dismiss motion-to-quash pre-trial-investigation right-to-privacy self-incrimination sherman-and-sherman subpoena-duces-tecum supreme-court-of-liberia writ-practice | |
| Sneh v RL LRSC 44; 35 LLR 136 (1988) | 1988, Agency Law, Anti-Corruption, Criminal Law, Evidence Law | 1988 Opinions, agency law, audit shortage, burden of proof, conversion, Criminal Law, embezzlement, Fiduciary Duty, fraud, Liberia Trading Corporation, misappropriation, motion for new trial, motion in arrest of judgment, storekeeper, Supreme Court of Liberia, variance | sneh-v-rl-lrsc-44-35-llr-136-1988 | 1988-opinions agency-law audit-shortage burden-of-proof conversion criminal-law embezzlement fiduciary-duty fraud liberia-trading-corporation misappropriation motion-for-new-trial motion-in-arrest-of-judgment storekeeper supreme-court-of-liberia variance | |
| The Management of the National Port Authority (NPA) v The Aggrieved Members of the National Customs Brokers of Liberia (2026) | 2026, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law | 2026 Opinions, abuse of discretion, access to port, adequacy of remedy at law, administrative action, Administrative Law, administrative sanction, aggrieved party, altered deposit slips, alternative writ, Appellate Review, Article 20(a) Constitution of Liberia, audit findings, Chambers Justice ruling, Chariff Pharmacy v Pharmacy Board, Chronicles Newspaper v Republic of Liberia, Citizens Solidarity Council v. Republic of Liberia, civil law, contractual relationship, customs brokers, denial of access, denial of writ, discretionary authority, Due Process, en banc review, excess of jurisdiction, exhaustion of remedies, extraordinary writs, financial irregularities, fraud investigation, freeport of monrovia, Henries v Fahnbulleh, In re Petition of Cox, judicial vs administrative acts, jurisdictional error, Legal Remedies, Liberia Revenue Authority, locus standi, mandate to parties, ministerial acts, National Port Authority, National Port Authority Act 1971, peremptory writ, petition for prohibition, port regulation, prohibition limitations, quasi-judicial function, regulatory authority, regulatory compliance, Republic v Dennis, Republic v Jimmy, reversal on appeal, right to hearing, security and compliance measures, Standing to Sue, statutory mandate, stop order, supervisory jurisdiction, Supreme Court of Liberia, Tweh v LPRC, ultra vires acts, Writ of Prohibition | the-management-of-the-national-port-authority-npa-v-the-aggrieved-members-of-the-national-customs-brokers-of-liberia-2026 | 2026-opinions abuse-of-discretion access-to-port adequacy-of-remedy-at-law administrative-action administrative-law administrative-sanction aggrieved-party altered-deposit-slips alternative-writ appellate-review article-20a-constitution-of-liberia audit-findings chambers-justice-ruling chariff-pharmacy-v-pharmacy-board chronicles-newspaper-v-republic-of-liberia citizens-solidarity-council-v-republic-of-liberia civil-law contractual-relationship customs-brokers denial-of-access denial-of-writ discretionary-authority due-process en-banc-review excess-of-jurisdiction exhaustion-of-remedies extraordinary-writs financial-irregularities fraud-investigation freeport-of-monrovia henries-v-fahnbulleh in-re-petition-of-cox judicial-vs-administrative-acts jurisdictional-error legal-remedies liberia-revenue-authority locus-standi mandate-to-parties ministerial-acts national-port-authority national-port-authority-act-1971 peremptory-writ petition-for-prohibition port-regulation prohibition-limitations quasi-judicial-function regulatory-authority regulatory-compliance republic-v-dennis republic-v-jimmy reversal-on-appeal right-to-hearing security-and-compliance-measures standing-to-sue statutory-mandate stop-order supervisory-jurisdiction supreme-court-of-liberia tweh-v-lprc ultra-vires-acts writ-of-prohibition | |
| Tweah et al v His Honor Roosevelt Willie (2025) | 2025, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law | 2025 Opinions, appellate jurisdiction, Article 61 Constitution of Liberia, Central Bank of Liberia, constitutional law, Criminal Assizes C, criminal conspiracy, criminal facilitation, Criminal Law, derivative immunity denied, Due Process, economic sabotage, ex parte subpoenas, extraordinary writ, Financial Intelligence Agency, First Judicial Circuit, indictment, judicial authority, jurisdiction of trial court, Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, Ministry of Justice, misuse of public funds, money laundering, Montserrado County, national security, National Security Council, National Security Reform and Intelligence Act, political question doctrine, presidential immunity, pretrial proceedings, public finance, remand for trial, separation of powers, Statutory interpretation, subpoena duces tecum, Supreme Court of Liberia, Theft of Property, ultra vires acts, waiver and laches, Writ of Prohibition | tweah-et-al-v-his-honor-roosevelt-willie-2025 | 2025-opinions appellate-jurisdiction article-61-constitution-of-liberia central-bank-of-liberia constitutional-law criminal-assizes-c criminal-conspiracy criminal-facilitation criminal-law derivative-immunity-denied due-process economic-sabotage ex-parte-subpoenas extraordinary-writ financial-intelligence-agency first-judicial-circuit indictment judicial-authority jurisdiction-of-trial-court liberia-anti-corruption-commission ministry-of-finance-and-development-planning ministry-of-justice misuse-of-public-funds money-laundering montserrado-county national-security national-security-council national-security-reform-and-intelligence-act political-question-doctrine presidential-immunity pretrial-proceedings public-finance remand-for-trial separation-of-powers statutory-interpretation subpoena-duces-tecum supreme-court-of-liberia theft-of-property ultra-vires-acts waiver-and-laches writ-of-prohibition | |
| Unity Party v National Elections Commission (NEC) et al (2024) | 2024, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Elections Law, Evidence Law, Human Rights Law | 2024 Opinions, administrative appeal, automatic recount threshold, Board of Commissioners, burden of proof, Coalition for Democratic Change, CPP, denial of voting, District 5, documentary evidence, election irregularities, elections law, electoral dispute, electoral fraud allegations, electoral integrity, Grand Bassa County, hearing officer, House of Representatives election, mandate, mere allegations, narrow margin, National Elections Commission, NEC regulations, polling hours, presiding officer, queue control, record of the count, recount, rerun, right to vote, Supreme Court of Liberia, tallying process, transparency, Unity Party | unity-party-v-national-elections-commission-nec-et-al-2024 unity-party-vs-nec-and-mr-thomas-goswell-ii-2024 | 2024-opinions administrative-appeal automatic-recount-threshold board-of-commissioners burden-of-proof coalition-for-democratic-change cpp denial-of-voting district-5 documentary-evidence election-irregularities elections-law electoral-dispute electoral-fraud-allegations electoral-integrity grand-bassa-county hearing-officer house-of-representatives-election mandate mere-allegations narrow-margin national-elections-commission nec-regulations polling-hours presiding-officer queue-control record-of-the-count recount rerun right-to-vote supreme-court-of-liberia tallying-process transparency unity-party | |
| Vrex Remodeling Inc. v. LPRC (2016) | 2016, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Commercial Law, Contract Law, Procurement Law | 2016 Opinion, Administrative Procedure Act, Agency error, Arbitrary and capricious, CARP, Conditional award, Docket advancement, Enforcement petition, Judicial Review, Liberia Supreme Court, LPRC, Lutech Engineering, Ministry of Justice, PPCC, Prequalification, Procurement law, Public safety, Record evidence, Technical requirements, Vrex Remodeling | vrex-remodeling-inc-v-lprc-2016 | 2016-opinion administrative-procedure-act agency-error arbitrary-and-capricious carp conditional-award docket-advancement enforcement-petition judicial-review liberia-supreme-court lprc lutech-engineering ministry-of-justice ppcc prequalification procurement-law public-safety record-evidence technical-requirements vrex-remodeling | |
| Western Steel and Allied Industries Liberia Inc. v Nimba County et al. LRSC 36 (2015) | 2015, Administrative Law, Anti-Corruption, Civil Procedure Law, Concession Law, Constitutional Law, Natural Resource Law (Case Law), Procurement Law | 2015 Opinions, abuse of discretion, Administrative Law, Appellate Review, Article 20(a), bid evaluation panel, bid protest, Complaints Appeals and Review Panel (CARP), concession law, constitutional law, Due Process, exhaustion of administrative remedies, Judicial Review, Ministry of Justice, Nimba County, notice and hearing, procurement irregularities, Public Procurement and Concession Commission (PPCC), Public Procurement and Concessions Act, public procurement law, remand for hearing, responsive bidder, scrap metal tender, status quo ante, Supreme Court of Liberia, ultra vires administrative action, Writ of Prohibition | lrsc-36-2015 western-steel-and-allied-industries-liberia-inc-v-nimba-county-et-al-lrsc-36-2015 western-steel-inc-v-rl-et-al | 2015-opinions abuse-of-discretion administrative-law appellate-review article-20a bid-evaluation-panel bid-protest complaints-appeals-and-review-panel-carp concession-law constitutional-law due-process exhaustion-of-administrative-remedies judicial-review ministry-of-justice nimba-county notice-and-hearing procurement-irregularities public-procurement-and-concession-commission-ppcc public-procurement-and-concessions-act public-procurement-law remand-for-hearing responsive-bidder scrap-metal-tender status-quo-ante supreme-court-of-liberia ultra-vires-administrative-action writ-of-prohibition |