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SierraLII provides free, unrestricted access to the primary and secondary legal materials of Sierra Leone.  Free Access to Law supports the rule of law, access to justice and transparency.  

SierraLII receives generous sponsorship from the Open Society Foundations and OSIWA.

 

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Latest Additions

  • Christopher Peacock v Sierra Leone Commercial Bank (FTCC 042/14) [2018] SLHC 1249 (26 March 2018);
  • Rokel Commercial v Osman Allie Kabba (MISC.APP.53/15) [2015] SLHC 1248 (30 January 2015);
  • N'DOINJE, BULL, NGORKA and GBONDO v. REGINAM ([node:field-casenumber]) [1967] SLCA 1247 (10 July 1967);
  • Collier v Williams (Civil App. No. 25/66)) [1967] SLCA 1246 (10 July 1967);
  • Walker, Hughes and Jarret v. Reginam ((Cr. App. Nos. 32/67, 33/67 and 34/67)) [1968] SLCA 1245 (14 June 1968);

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The Sierra Leone Anti˗Corruption Commission Law Reports

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Selected ACC Judgments: Synopses and Governance-based Perspectives

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Recent blog posts

  • JUSTICE’S MAJESTY OVER LAW: The Case in Defence of President Bio’s Executive Order No.1 on Revenue Mobilization.
  • THE LAW’S MAJESTY: WHY THE EXCLUSION OF ‘VOLUNTARY’ DUAL CITIZENS FROM SIERRA LEONE’S PARLIAMENT SHOULD NOT BE LEGALLY DEBATABLE AT ALL
  • Sierra Leone and the African Continental Free Trade Area
  • The Courts on Trial: The Case against the Existence of Judicial Independence in Sierra Leone
  • TAKING RISK: THE ROLE OF LAWYERS AND BANKERS IN CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR COMMERCIAL BANKS
  • WHY CAN’T OUR ‘BANKERS’ BE BANKERS?
  • THE LOOT OF A NATION: EBOLA, DEBT RELIEF AND WORLD BANK CATALYTIC FINANCE AT CROSS ROADS IN SIERRA LEONE
  • “RAPE, PAEDOPHILIA AND SEXUAL ASSAULT ON GIRLS: CHALLENGES FOR ACCESSING JUSTICE BY VICTIMS”
  • “THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONUNDRUM OF THE AGE OF RETIREMENT OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE”
  • LIMITING “ORDERS FROM ABOVE” AND CONTROLING THE USE OF “EXECUTIVE ORDERS”
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