LIBERIA'S SUPREME COURT HEARING ON ELECTION FRAUD
LIBERIA'S SUPREME COURT HEARING ON ELECTION FRAUD. Monrovia - The Supreme Court has heard arguments on the Liberty Party (LP) and the Unity Party’s (UP) Bill of Exception, which calls for the reversion of the final ruling of the National Elections Commission (NEC) on the October 10th 2017 Presidential and Legislative Elections. Cllr. Charles Walker Brumskine and Oswald Tweh of the Liberty Party told the Court that NEC made reversible errors by not disclosing the Final Registration Roll (FRR) to the polling places as the law provides. Cllr. Tweh further said the elections body had intent of defrauding and holding illegal elections, requesting that the Oct 10th, 2017 elections be annulled and the FRR be cleaned-up. The LP standard bearer and lead counselor, Mr. Brumskine, argued that the entire election was corrupt and the results should not stand. “NEC couldn’t deny any of our claims and evidence because if they knew they weren’t true, they were going to brin