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Document Category National Security Law
| Title | Categories | Tags | Link | hf:tax:document_title | hf:doc_tags | hf:doc_categories |
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| Appleton v RL LRSC 31; 23 LLR 109 (1974) | 1974, Commercial Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, National Security Law | 1974 Opinions, Abuse of Office, Appellate Review, Assistant County Attorney, bias, border control, county inspector, Criminal Law, customs enforcement, discharge without day, evidentiary insufficiency, failure to charge an offense, fair trial, Fourth Judicial Circuit, improper jury argument, indictment, inflammatory remarks, judicial neutrality, justice of the peace, law license requirement, malfeasance, Maryland County, motion for new trial, motion in arrest of judgment, no adverse inference, official duties, official misconduct, Prosecutorial Misconduct, public officers, Public Policy, Reversal, right to remain silent, seizure of goods, sufficiency of indictment, Sunday Collins, Supreme Court of Liberia, unauthorized practice of law, unlawful authorization, verdict contrary to the evidence. | appleton-v-rl-lrsc-31-23-llr-109-1974 | 1974-opinions abuse-of-office appellate-review assistant-county-attorney bias border-control county-inspector criminal-law customs-enforcement discharge-without-day evidentiary-insufficiency failure-to-charge-an-offense fair-trial fourth-judicial-circuit improper-jury-argument indictment inflammatory-remarks judicial-neutrality justice-of-the-peace law-license-requirement malfeasance maryland-county motion-for-new-trial motion-in-arrest-of-judgment no-adverse-inference official-duties official-misconduct prosecutorial-misconduct public-officers public-policy reversal right-to-remain-silent seizure-of-goods sufficiency-of-indictment sunday-collins supreme-court-of-liberia unauthorized-practice-of-law unlawful-authorization verdict-contrary-to-the-evidence | 1974-1 commercial-law-cases constitutional-law-cases criminal-law-cases national-security-law supreme-court | |
| Dandy v RL LRSC 1; 21 LLR 3 (1972) | 1972, Criminal Law, National Security Law | 1972 Opinions, affirmed conviction., Appellate Review, criminal intent, Criminal Law, death sentence, debt collection dispute, defective verdict form, evidentiary sufficiency, execution date, fatal shooting, firearm homicide, first-degree murder, Fourth Judicial Circuit, Harper, homicide, intoxication defense, judicial discretion, jury deliberations, jury instructions, malice aforethought, manslaughter, Maryland County, mitigation, money dispute, motion for new trial, murder, National Police Force, police officer, sentencing, Supreme Court of Liberia, voluntary intoxication | dandy-v-rl-lrsc-1-21-llr-3-1972 | 1972-opinions affirmed-conviction appellate-review criminal-intent criminal-law death-sentence debt-collection-dispute defective-verdict-form evidentiary-sufficiency execution-date fatal-shooting firearm-homicide first-degree-murder fourth-judicial-circuit harper homicide intoxication-defense judicial-discretion jury-deliberations jury-instructions malice-aforethought manslaughter maryland-county mitigation money-dispute motion-for-new-trial murder national-police-force police-officer sentencing supreme-court-of-liberia voluntary-intoxication | 1972-1 criminal-law-cases national-security-law supreme-court | |
| Freeman v RL LRSC 49; 22 LLR 188 (1973) | 1973, Criminal Law, Judiciary Law, National Security Law | 1973 Opinions, abuse of official authority, Appellate Review, assault and battery, assault and battery with intent to kill, attempted shooting, contempt proceedings, court order, court security, courtroom misconduct, courtroom violence, criminal intent, Criminal Law, criminal prosecution, disobedience of court order, firearm use, First Judicial Circuit, imprisonment, inferred malice, intent inferred from circumstances, judicial authority, Jury Verdict, law enforcement conduct, magistrate court, malice, Montserrado County, motion for new trial, motion in arrest of judgment, National Bureau of Investigation, NBI agent, police officer injured, public officers, respect for court orders, security officer, Supreme Court of Liberia, unlawful use of firearm, verdict against the evidence | freeman-v-rl-lrsc-49-22-llr-188-1973 | 1973-opinions abuse-of-official-authority appellate-review assault-and-battery assault-and-battery-with-intent-to-kill attempted-shooting contempt-proceedings court-order court-security courtroom-misconduct courtroom-violence criminal-intent criminal-law criminal-prosecution disobedience-of-court-order firearm-use first-judicial-circuit imprisonment inferred-malice intent-inferred-from-circumstances judicial-authority jury-verdict law-enforcement-conduct magistrate-court malice montserrado-county motion-for-new-trial motion-in-arrest-of-judgment national-bureau-of-investigation nbi-agent police-officer-injured public-officers respect-for-court-orders security-officer supreme-court-of-liberia unlawful-use-of-firearm verdict-against-the-evidence | 1973-1 criminal-law-cases judiciary-law national-security-law supreme-court | |
| Nimely et al v RL LRSC 48; 21 LLR 348 (1972) | 1972, Criminal Law, Evidence Law, National Security Law | 1972 Opinions, alleged theft accusation, Appellate Review, burden of proof, causation, cause of death, circumstantial evidence, conjectural evidence, corpus delicti, criminal agency, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, discharge of defendants, evidentiary weakness, First Judicial Circuit, forensic uncertainty., homicide, identification of instruments, indictment, inquest, insufficiency of evidence, Jury Verdict, Montserrado County, motion for new trial, murder, New Kru Town, pathologist testimony, postmortem evidence, Presumption of Innocence, proof beyond reasonable doubt, reasonable doubt, Reversal, rope evidence, Supreme Court of Liberia, vigilante beating, violent death, wire evidence | nimely-et-al-v-rl-lrsc-48-21-llr-348-1972 | 1972-opinions alleged-theft-accusation appellate-review burden-of-proof causation cause-of-death circumstantial-evidence conjectural-evidence corpus-delicti criminal-agency criminal-law criminal-procedure discharge-of-defendants evidentiary-weakness first-judicial-circuit forensic-uncertainty homicide identification-of-instruments indictment inquest insufficiency-of-evidence jury-verdict montserrado-county motion-for-new-trial murder new-kru-town pathologist-testimony postmortem-evidence presumption-of-innocence proof-beyond-reasonable-doubt reasonable-doubt reversal rope-evidence supreme-court-of-liberia vigilante-beating violent-death wire-evidence | 1972-1 criminal-law-cases evidence-law national-security-law supreme-court | |
| 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 | 2021-1 anti-corruption constitutional-law-cases criminal-law-cases national-security-law property-law-cases supreme-court | |
| Tweah et al v His Honor Roosevelt Willie et al (2026) (Petition for Re-argument) | 2026, Civil Procedure Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, National Security Law | 2026 Opinions, Appellate Review, constitutional law, criminal conspiracy, criminal facilitation, Criminal Law, economic sabotage, functional immunity, indictment, money laundering, Montserrado County, National Security Council, National Security Law, National Security Reform and Intelligence Act, Petition for re-argument, presidential immunity, Statutory interpretation, Supreme Court of Liberia, Theft of Property, trial court jurisdiction, Writ of Prohibition | tweah-et-al-v-his-honor-roosevelt-willie-et-al-2026-petition-for-re-argument | 2026-opinions appellate-review constitutional-law criminal-conspiracy criminal-facilitation criminal-law economic-sabotage functional-immunity indictment money-laundering montserrado-county national-security-council national-security-law national-security-reform-and-intelligence-act petition-for-re-argument presidential-immunity statutory-interpretation supreme-court-of-liberia theft-of-property trial-court-jurisdiction writ-of-prohibition | 2026-1 civil-procedure-law-cases constitutional-law-cases criminal-law-cases national-security-law supreme-court |