Liberia, Sept. 1 -- A law student at the Liberia School of Law, Keah Cooper, has commended the Government of Liberia for its fight against not only corruption, but also against the abuse of drugs in the country and warned citizens to desist from all forms of political solidarities in favor of crime suspects no matter their status in society.

Cooper said political solidarities for suspects of criminal offenses pose a serious threat to the country's justice system and are virtually undermining the credibility of the judicial system, or may prejudice judicial outcomes, if measures are not taken.

In a statement issued over the weekend, Cooper pointed out that all crimes, especially drug abuse, are serious national security threats, and if L...