Monrovia, Feb. 26 -- LIBLAW, Liberia's premier legal technology and research institution, in the maiden edition of its Measuring Justice Report (MJuR) 2025, revealed an increment in judicial output from the Supreme Court of Liberia despite a need for targeted reforms to strengthen jurisprudence.

The Report, released in Monrovia, Tuesday, February 23, 2026, is a new annual publication that uses empirical methods to examine how Liberia's justice system-particularly the Supreme Court-functions in practice.

This was born out of the fact that, in recent years, public debate about judicial performance has intensified, often driven by isolated decisions, anecdotal experience and commentary rather than sustained analysis.

Amongst many others, ...