GBARNGA, Bong County – Bong County Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr. has called on the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court to expedite the hearing of criminal cases, as 106 cases come before the court for its November 2026 Term.
Speaking Monday at the opening of the term in Gbarnga, Senator Moye warned that prolonged delays in the administration of justice could erode public confidence in the judicial system.
He urged the court to ensure that cases are heard and resolved within a reasonable timeframe, stressing the importance of timely justice in strengthening the rule of law.
Meanwhile, Clerk of Court Gershom Dolo Sr. disclosed that the court’s November docket comprises 106 criminal cases, including 18 murder cases, 14 armed robbery cases, 24 drug-related offenses involving the unlawful possession, sale, and administration of controlled substances, and nine burglary and theft cases.
The docket also includes 32 cases involving aggravated assault, attempted murder, and criminal conspiracy, alongside other offenses, including human trafficking.
According to Dolo, the cases were forwarded for prosecution by law enforcement agencies, including the Bong County Police Detachment and the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA).
The November Term is expected to address the cases as the court continues its responsibility to administer justice and uphold the rule of law in Bong County.
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