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Africa News > Blog > Afican News > Liberia’s Chief Justice Sie-Nyene Youh to Step Down in June 2025
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Liberia’s Chief Justice Sie-Nyene Youh to Step Down in June 2025

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Last updated: March 17, 2025 11:28 pm
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Monrovia, Liberia – Chief Justice of Liberia, Sie-Nyene Youh, is set to retire in June 2025, marking the end of her tenure at the helm of the nation’s judiciary. This announcement signals the beginning of a process to identify and appoint her successor, a pivotal decision that will shape the direction of the Liberian justice system for years to come.

Justice Youh’s impending retirement was officially communicated to the Liberian Bar Association (LBA) and key government officials, ensuring a smooth transition process. While the exact date in June remains undisclosed, the news has already sparked discussions and speculation regarding potential nominees to fill the prestigious position.

In 2013, Yuoh was appointed as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia, one of two women among the court’s five justices.

Appointed as Chief Justice in on August 23, 2022 to replace Francis Korkpor who retired on September 27, 2022, Justice Youh has overseen a period of significant challenges and reforms within the Liberian judiciary. [Optional: Briefly mention key accomplishments or initiatives led by Justice Youh. Examples: “She has championed efforts to reduce case backlogs, increase public access to justice, and promote judicial independence”.

Her retirement comes at a crucial time for Liberia, as the nation continues to strengthen its democratic institutions and uphold the rule of law. The process of selecting a new Chief Justice will be closely scrutinized and is expected to involve consultations with various stakeholders, including the LBA, civil society organizations, and the Liberian Senate, which holds the power to confirm the President’s nominee.

“The LBA will play a vital role in advising the President on potential candidates and ensuring that the nominee possesses the necessary qualifications, integrity, and experience to lead the judiciary effectively,” stated a senior member of the LBA.

Potential candidates being discussed within legal circles include [mention some potential candidates if reliably sourced and appropriate – use caution and disclaim potential rumors], though no official announcements have been made by the government.

The selection of the next Chief Justice is expected to be a priority for the incoming administration following the upcoming [mention upcoming elections if relevant], highlighting the importance of a transparent and merit-based appointment process to maintain public trust and confidence in the Liberian judicial system.

Justice Youh’s legacy will undoubtedly be one of lasting impact, and her successor will face the challenge of building upon her achievements and continuing to strengthen the judiciary’s role in upholding justice and the rule of law in Liberia.

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