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Liberia: Understanding the Giglio Doctrine: A Law Enforcement Perspective Impeachment Disclosure, Police Credibility, Prosecutorial Responsibility, and the Protection of Fair Trial Rights

Abstract The Giglio Doctrine is an important principle of American criminal procedure concerning the disclosure of information that may affect the credibility of government witnesses....

Let National Security Do Its Job: Political Responsibility, Investigative Independence, Social Media, and the Rule of Law in Liberia

An Academic Article on the Proper Relationship Between Political Leadership, Law Enforcement, National Security, and Social Media Abstract The effectiveness of a democratic state depends significantly...

When Learning Stops, Justice Declines: The Consequences of Stagnant Professional Development in Criminal Justice Systems

A Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, and Rule-of-Law Perspective with Particular Reference to Liberia Abstract Learning is the foundation upon which professional competence, institutional effectiveness, ethical conduct,...

Liberia: The Great Political Dialogue ZEE MANNEH

By Samuel D. Tweah, Jr.  (former Minister, Finance, Development and Planning) VOTERS: During the 2023 election, you UP guys said CDC was bringing in Kush...

Liberia: The Country Devils Among Us

By: Henry Mamulu Whenever a famous person was assassinated, someone almost immediately took responsibility for the act. History, in its own strange way, demands a...

Liberia: There Is No Debate

By: Ian Yhap Proverbs 18:13: "He that answereth a matter before he heareth it, it is folly and shame unto him." I begin with Scripture because...

Liberia: UL Reopens August 25 Amidst Crisis

The University of Liberia (UL) has announced it will reopen its doors on August 25, 2026, despite a tense standoff with the University of...

Liberia: Border Tension Eased: LIS, Guinean Soldiers On Peace Pact at Sorlumba

By: James M. Kollie/Lofa County Foya District — What began as a tense standoff at the Sorlumba Border has swiftly transformed into a story of...

Family Feud

By Henry Mamulu By now, I have come to suspect that Liberia's tragedy did not begin solely in misguided policies or competing political philosophies. It...

Liberia: Memory Carries a Responsibility

By Ian Yhap Several people have asked, "Who is Ian Yhap, and what qualifies him to question or respond to Dr. Henry Boima Fahnbulleh?" That is...

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