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  1. The House of Representatives and Senate jointly considered bills establishing anti-corruption courts and responded to audit findings.
  2. The existing judicial system in Liberia is struggling with corruption cases, leading to pressure on the legislature to establish anti-corruption courts.

The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning challenged magistrates to uphold integrity, stating that the judiciary is Liberia's final anchor of public trust.

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The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning challenged magistrates to uphold integrity, stating that the judiciary is Liberia's final anchor of public trust.

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LiberiajudiciaryAugustine Kpehe Ngafuan

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  1. Supreme Court addresses constitutional financial disputes in Liberia.1 source
  2. Liberia established complaint channels and began an audit to enhance judicial transparency.1 source
  3. Minister calls on magistrates to uphold integrity, linking judicial health to Liberia's economic baseline.1 source

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