--Chief Justice tells political parties
Liberia's Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh says the Supreme Court cannot stop the conduct of the October presidential and legislative elections, as the opposition demands publication of the final voter registration roll .
Liberia's main opposition Unity Party which took the matter up to the Supreme Court, has over the past weeks been issuing threats against the government's alleged plot to rig the elections. However, Chief Justice Yuoh noted that the Supreme Court is placed in a dilemma when election matters are not timely placed before the court.
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