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Liberia's Supreme Court delays ruling on admissibility of disputed evidence in arson case involving former lawmaker.
The Liberian Supreme Court has postponed its decision on whether to exclude key evidence in the Capitol Building arson case, following a day of intense arguments over the legality of a confession and phone data collected without a valid search warrant.
Defense lawyers challenged the lower court’s acceptance of a magistrate’s letter as a warrant, alleging improper detention and torture of defendants, while prosecutors defended the evidence’s legality.
The case, involving former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa and three lawmakers, remains on hold as the court reviews procedural errors.
A ruling is pending, with potential broad implications for constitutional rights and judicial fairness.
La Corte Suprema de Liberia retrasa el fallo sobre la admisibilidad de la evidencia en disputa en un caso de incendio provocado que involucra a un ex legislador.