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Liberia: Criminal Court Rejects Peter Bon Jallah’s Acquittal Bid, Orders Him to Take Witness Stand - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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Judge Wesseh Says Prosecution Evidence Requires Defense Response as Statutory Rape Trial Moves Forward Monrovia-Criminal Court “E” for Montserrado County has rejected a motion seeking the acquittal of 63-year-old Peter Bon Jallah, ruling that the prosecution’s evidence presented so far is not “wholly insufficient” to terminate the case before the defense has presented its evidence. In a ruling delivered Wednesday, September 30, Assigned Circuit Judge Wesseh Alphonsus Wesseh, Sr. denied and dismi
Liberia: President Boakai's Name Drags In Courtroom Record In Saudi Rice Trial - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s name entered the courtroom record Monday as former General Services Agency (GSA) Director-General Mary T. Broh testified in the Saudi-donated rice trial, linking a letter from Boakai’s transition activities to a request for rice for young people working on a national cleanup campaign. Broh, a subpoenaed defense witness for former Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah and other defendants, told Criminal Court “C” that Kemayah’s intervention in the ri
“The People Did a Fantastic Job” — Mary Broh Defends Defendants in Saudi Rice Trial - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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Monrovia-Former General Services Agency Director General Mary T. Broh, delivered one of the defense’s strongest accounts Monday, September 28, in Liberia’s ongoing Saudi-donated rice trial, telling Criminal Court “C” that the government officials involved in handling the controversial donation “did a fantastic job” and questioning how they could be accused of stealing rice that, according to her testimony, was subsequently distributed to communities and government institutions. Broh, appearing a
Liberia: Bon Jallah Seeks Acquittal As DNA Evidence Links Him to Four Exhibits, Defense Points to Crime-Scene Dispute - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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Prosecution Given Until Tuesday to Resist Motion as Criminal Court “E” Suspends Trial; Rwandan Forensic Expert Says DNA Match Cannot Establish When or How Biological Material Was Deposited MONROVIA — Lawyers representing Peter Bon Jallah have asked Criminal Court “E” to acquit their client, arguing that inconsistencies surrounding the alleged crime scenes and the circumstances of DNA evidence presented at trial raise reasonable doubt. The motion was filed Monday, September 28, during the 42nd da
Liberia: Bail Denied, The Former Vice President's Lawyers Weigh A Trip To The Supreme Court And a Long Legal Fight - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA – For three weeks, the most important document at Jewel Howard-Taylor’s home has been a visitors’ log. Every person who passes her gate is written down. Police officers stand watch around the clock. She may step outside only when the court has approved a trip to the hospital in advance. The former vice president, once second in line to lead the country, now needs a judge’s permission to see her doctor. On Thursday, her lawyers went to court hoping to change that. They left with the same
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