CRIMEJul 22 · 16:01 UTCALLAFRICA

Liberia: Finda Bundoo Asks Supreme Court to Void U.S.$8 Million Bond, Calls Jailing Order Unconstitutional

Nora Finda Bundoo, former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol, has petitioned the Supreme Court to void an US$8 million criminal bond. Her lawyers argue the bond is unconstitutional, excessively high, and unfairly targets her among 48 individuals charged in a corruption case.

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