Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene Youh Suggests Building New Supreme Court Building and Judicial Complexes around Liberia

AS SHE UNVEILS FIVE YEARS STRATEGY PLAN

Monrovia, Liberia – A five-year strategy plan has been revealed by Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh in an attempt to realign the court. On the official launch of the initiative, Chief Justice Yuoh spoke about the three main problems that the judiciary faces: inadequate funding, inadequate human resources, and inadequate infrastructure.

Justice Yuoh claims that she had a vision to fix the systemic flaws in the judiciary when she took over as head of the court in 2022.

She included the development of a new Supreme Court building, the establishment of judicial complexes across the nation, and the remodeling of twenty magistrate courts, including three tribunals for sexual offenses spread over three counties.

Justice Yuoh claims that when she took over as head of the judiciary in 2022, she developed a plan to solve the court’s structural flaws.

She mentioned the establishment of twenty magistrate courts, including the refurbishment of three sexual offenses courts spread over three counties, as well as the creation of a new Supreme Court building and judicial complexes across the nation.