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There Should Be Consideration of Total Reforms In The Judicial System That Will Seek The Needs Of All Judges, Lawyers And All The Judiciary Actors.

May 10, 2022 (By Jerry S. Kardor)
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BUCHANAN, The Assigned Judge of the 2nd Judicial Circuit Court Grand Bassa County for the May Term of Court, Judge J. Kennedy Peabody is calling for a holistic reform of the Judiciary System.

Judge Peabody made the call on Monday, May 9, 2022 during the opening of the May term of Court in Upper Buchanan.

According to Judge Peabody, there is a growing need for reform in the Judiciary System.

Judge Peabody, who is also the Resident Circuit Judge for the Civil Law Court in Montserrado County, said that the Judiciary reform will play a central role, an effort of the Judiciary to strengthen the rule of Law.

Delivering his charge at the Court Opening, Judge Peabody noted that the reform should take into consideration substantive and Procedural Law Reforms.

He added that the Judiciary reform should also seek to create the right incentives for both Judges, lawyers, and all the Judicial actors.

However, the assigned Judge urged every Judicial actor to do everything humanly possible to remove barriers that are hindrance to accessing Justice.

MOST LIBERIANS LACK GOOD QUALITIES IN CUSTOMER SERVICE SAYS MADAM JOHNSON.

A Daughter of Grand Bassa County who just returned from the United States of America is admonishing nurses and Doctors to uphold their professional values while treating patients.

Madam Anoumnie Punell Johnson wants them treat patients with respect as they go about performing their duties.

According to Madam Johnson, she has observed that there are some health practitioners who sometimes show lack of good manners of approach to the patients.

She says Hospital Service is very important because it helps to save lives.

In her statement, she adds that most Liberians lack the good qualities in customer service.

Madam Johnson made the assertions during the weekend when she stopped by to present assorted toys and bed sheets to the Government run Hospital in the County.

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