Liberia: Justice Banks Slams Law Reform Commission

Supreme Court Justice Associate Philip A. Z. Banks has described the Law Reform Commission's performance in the country since its establishment in 2016 as "absolutely zero" and has promised to no longer remain silent on issues that affect the court.

"I am taking a serious issue with this institution [LRC] that said I and other people crafted the legislation for its establishment, because of Boakai Kanneh, the chairman of poor performance," Justice Banks stated when he served as a guest speaker at a program in observance of the Law Day on Friday, May 4.

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