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Lawyers’ Society Raises Alarm Over UnConstitutional Passage of Amendment Bill

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Lawyers’ Society Raises Alarm Over UnConstitutional Passage of Amendment Bill

Freetown, 10 August 2026 — The Lawyers’ Society has expressed deep concern that Parliament reportedly passed the Constitutional Amendment Bill 2025 without securing the constitutionally mandated two-thirds majority of its total membership.

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  • Freetown, 10 August 2026 — The Lawyers’ Society has expressed deep concern that Parliament reportedly passed the Constitutional Amendment Bill 2025 without securing the constitutionally mandated two-thirds majority of its total membership.
  • The Lawyers’ Society of Sierra Leone has raised serious constitutional concerns over Parliament’s reported passage of the Constitutional Amendment Bill 2025, arguing that the Bill was approved without securing the constitutionally required two-thirds majority.

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