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  • This report examines the judiciary of Sierra Leone, detailing its historical evolution from the colonial era through periods of authoritarianism and civil war to its current democratic framework. It analyzes the structural composition of the courts, the challenges to judicial independence caused by executive influence, and the institutional capacity gaps—including staffing shortages and poor infrastructure—that hinder the effective dispensation of justice.

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