Questions about transparency and motives inside the country’s highest court

deep concern over police conduct and intent

Applying different standards for different criminal suspects?

For orchestrating the episode that triggered a crisis of public faith

Using statutory ambiguity to justify nepotism, abuse of power and unethical behavior

Can he, or anyone, credibly promise to change the course of Liberia's justice system?

But behind the scenes, Kamara has been quietly seeking a restitution deal

Following the death of Senator Prince Johnson—a central figure linked to the civil war—momentum and interest in establishing the court appear to have sharply declined

that these charges are politically motivated and designed to tarnish his reputation and that of his former colleagues

President Boakai more interested in a compliant judiciary than an independent one

increasing politicization of the country’s judiciary

trying to arm twist the law

One of Liberia’s most controversial legal figures of the last decade

preventing disruption and safeguarding litigants’ rights

acts that are more coercion than investigation, vengeance than justice

An attempt to nudge justice off its rails

coordinated web of fraud

public pressure and demands from Moisema’s family led to a formal autopsy

citing grave and unsubstantiated allegations made against him and former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah by Noah’s brother, Caine Tozo

A dispute that fundamentally questions whether the Majority Bloc’s process to remove Speaker Koffa and appoint Koon adhered to constitutional requirements.