Monrovia, Sept. 30 -- Liberia's justice system is among many in the world that continues to receive backlashes from the public with many terming it weak, corrupt, and for sale to the highest bidder.

By Emmanuel Weedee-Conway

Successive reports have cited case backlogs, shortage of judges and magistrates, limited prosecutorial capacity, and overcrowded prisons.

In the case of 72-year-old ailing Andrew S. Boikpah, his family is in complete despair as a result of slow litigation that spanned over nearly two years in conference room and more than 90 days now since it appeared at the Criminal "C".

All started when he entered into a lease agreement with one Edwin J. Nyarngo for a parcel of land around the James Spriggs Airfield in Sinkor, o...