The 1991 Constitution of Sierra Leone was adopted to restore multiparty democracy after years of one-party rule and military governance. It established fundamental right, separation of powers, and civilian control of the state, becoming the backbone of the country’s democratic system for over three decades. Today, proposed constitutional amendments are reshaping that foundation. While supporters see reform and modernization, critics warn of power imbalance and weakened accountability. Former Att

[ Constitutional Violations ] Judge Scolding The Prosecution In The Rittenhouse Case “The problem is this is a grave constitutional violation for you to talk about the Defendant’s silence.” “You are right on the borderline, you may be over. It better stop.” | Substance News