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Supreme Court Justice Jusu Kaba and officials at the dedication of the 15th Judicial Circuit Court Quick Impact Project Building in River Gee County
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Supreme Court Justice Dedicates 15th Judicial Circuit Court Quick Impact Building in River Gee

Associate Justice Jusu Kaba dedicates the 15th Judicial Circuit Court’s Quick Impact Project Building in Fish Town as River Gee County Attorney Daniel Dweh calls for more juror seating.

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FISH TOWN, River Gee County — Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia, His Honor Jusu Kaba, has dedicated the Quick Impact Project Building of the 15th Judicial Circuit Court in Fish Town, marking a development intended to strengthen judicial services in the county.

River Gee court dedication ceremony – Justice Jusu Kaba and officials
Justice Kaba and officials at the dedication ceremony in Fish Town

The dedication took place on Monday, November 9, 2026, during the official opening of the November Term of Court for the 15th Judicial Circuit. Justice Kaba performed the dedication on behalf of Chief Justice Nyemie Quiqui Gbesaye.

Speaking at the ceremony, Justice Kaba said plans were underway to construct a modern Judiciary Complex in River Gee County. He assured residents that the county would be included in the national initiative to improve judicial infrastructure.

Liberia and River Gee flags displayed at the 15th Judicial Circuit Court
Flags displayed at the 15th Judicial Circuit Court facility

He urged residents to remain patient as the plans advance and encouraged citizens to use the 15th Judicial Circuit Court to resolve disputes and other legal matters through established judicial procedures. He also called on judges, court officials and members of the public to take proper care of the newly dedicated building to protect its usefulness over time.

County Attorney raises concern over juror seating

Meanwhile, River Gee County Attorney Daniel T. Dweh appealed to the Judiciary to provide additional seating for jurors at the Circuit Court.

Vehicles and attendees gathered outside the 15th Judicial Circuit Court
Attendees gathered outside the court during the dedication

Dweh made the appeal after jurors were seen sitting outside during the opening of the November Term because the courtroom did not have enough seating. The situation, he indicated, points to the need for improved facilities to support orderly court proceedings and provide adequate accommodation for jurors.

New facility opens for judicial activities

The November Term of Court was subsequently officially opened, with the Quick Impact Project Building now available for judicial activities in River Gee County. The planned Judiciary Complex, if completed, would represent a further step in expanding the county’s judicial infrastructure.

Officials and attendees inside the 15th Judicial Circuit Court during the opening of the November Term
Officials and attendees inside the courtroom during the opening of the November Term

Reporting by Sam Nyanfore, River Gee County Contributor.

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