A group under the banner of Solidarity of Lofa Citizens have presented a check of US$10,000 to Criminal Court C in restitution for Brownie Samukai, the county’s senator-elect.
OP-ED: Too Big to Jail – Supreme Court’s Sad New Precedent for Criminal Breach of Fiduciary Duties
Today the Supreme Court of Liberia is saying that in cases of theft of property, criminal conspiracy, and misapplication of entrusted property, all the convicted felon has to do is to pay back the money and all will be fine.
Supreme Court Upholds Brownie Samukai’s Guilty Verdict
The Supreme Court has upheld a previous decision by a lower court in finding former defense minister Brownie Samukai guilty of three corruption-related charges.
Former Defense Minister Brownie Samukai Ordered to Repay US$1.1 Million After Guilty Verdict
Former Defense Minister Brownie Samukai and his co-defendants have been found guilty of three out of the five corruption-related charges brought against them by the Liberian government.Â
Ruling in Case Against Former Defense Minister Samukai Set for Today
Judge Yamie Gbeisay will decide the fate of former defense minister Brownie Samukai and co-defendants today, Tuesday, in the economic sabotage case at Criminal Court C.
Former Defense Min. Samukai Pleads Not Guilty to Misapplying AFL Pension Funds
Former Defense Minister Brownie Samukai and two others have pleaded not guilty to charges of economic sabotage, money laundering, criminal facilitation, and criminal conspiracy related to their management of a pension fund for the Armed Forces of Liberia.
Criminal Court C Judge Recuses Herself in Money Laundering Case Involving Former Defense Minister
Judge Nancy Sammie of Criminal Court C has announced her recusal from the ongoing trial of former defense minister Brownie Samukai, who was accused of multiple economic crimes.
Former Defense Minister Brownie Samukai Indicted for Embezzling AFL Pension
Former defense minister Brownie Samukai, former deputy defense minister Joseph Johnson, and former defense comptroller Nyumah Dorkor have been indicted by the Grand Jury of Montserrado for their alleged role in embezzling compulsory savings funds from the Armed Forces of Liberia.