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Liberia: Judge Feika Rules in Tweah Acquittal Case Today
A judge in Liberia ruled today on the acquittal of Samuel D. Tweah Jr., a former Finance Minister, which was expected to end a high-profile corruption trial but instead sparked a new legal battle over jury accountability and judicial oversight. The case has raised questions about the limits of judicial and jury responsibilities in the country.
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