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Lenses Behind Bars: A Prosecutor Becomes an Inmate

Verified reporting2 reportsUpdated 21 Oct 2026, 3:26 pmnotable · 50/100
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By Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara, Esq. I have spent most of my professional life on the side of the prosecutor. I served as Senior State Counsel at the Law Officers’ Department, Deputy Prosecutor at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, Commissioner of the Anti-Corruption Commission, and Attorney-General and Minister of Justice. I believed I understood the [...]

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