By Mohamed Foday Conteh The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has made a clarion call on court reporters to be accurate in dispensing news. The demand was made by Justice Nicolas Browne-Marke at a two-day training session for court reporters at the Peace Museum of the Sierra Leone Residual Court in Freetown. Justice Browne-Mark highlighted the symbiotic relationship between the media
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By Edna AmieNgegbs A Supreme Court Judge, Justice Alusine Sesay has during the review of cases presided over and determined by Magistrates, dubbed the prison court, released a total of 59 prisoners. 44 of the released convicts were from the Mafanta, and 15 From Makeni Correctional Centres in Northern Sierra Leone. The convicts were charged with various offences. The 44 from
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By Francis H. Murray Members of the Judiciary of Sierra Leone last week conducted a tour of correctional centers in Freetown as part of activities marking the end of the 2019-2020 criminal session. The tour which was preceded by a jail delivery by Justice Alusine Sesay, was meant to ensure that the services offered by the centers match international human rights standards.