Emmanuel Tweneboah Senzu

The argument presented by the author, weighing on the essentiality, and purpose of this legal case theory, is a review of the effective and central role of the Courts, as well the legal system, as a whole, in response to Economic harm, which manifest as grievance, in fragile economic system, and the required efforts of the law, to induce restoration of confidence to investors, and boost the trustworthy level in economic transactions, for the enhancement of commercial trade performance, and wealth of nations.

The author, makes a proclamation in submission of the paper, that the doctrinal crisis, as a question, in the religious order of Christian faith, with varied evidential references, tailoring his emphasis on the Latter-day Saints Church, at the Bishoperic-Ward level, is generally, argued as defect in illiteracy and language barrier; is contradicted with a contending view, which proposes that, such style of doctrinal impurities, emanating from Bishops, are of those, who have desecrated their office of oaths, thou, peddling manipulative gospel.

The constructive disposition of the paper, is to take a new savvy into the theory of Economic Growth paradigm, which has been under intellectual rage, for over five decades of constructive Postmodernism debate, as a means of building upon previous intellectual works, taken into cognizant, the legal framework required, to serve as underpinning instrument for capitalization, and growth purpose, of an economy. Thus, considering the contemporary politico-economic climate, grant the author every reason to explicate the weakness, as well the strength of the modern growth theory and propositions, with special focus to fragile economic settings, as a study priority, while postulating a new theoretical framework, as a complimentary and substitution, to the weakness of formal theories, under the phenomenon of Economic capitalization and organic laws.

The paper engages the readers, with an empirical objective measurement of the Capitalization rate of an economic market, as well disposition of the theory of Economic Capitalization and Organic Laws. Hence, argue on the composition of the governed theory of Market Economy, as re-examined historically, in guiding the designing of surrogate model, which have a high degree resemblance to the real economic system, for market performance and computation, to derive the estimate rate. Whence, holding a fundamental hypothesis of ‘Economic man’ in pursuit of interest, from a market system, where a competitive environmental framework is minimized, and substituted with the state of ‘social standing’ and ‘social claims’, as values of pursuits, construed as social assets, which serves as superior interest for market engagement, and assurance for a state of sanity in the market, for Progressive performance, towards sustainable Economic growth.

The theoretical focal point of the thesis, is to extensively examine all the observable factors, which extend beyond negative political influence at the rural-community level, to stimulates mob justice, retribution, and lynching in West Africa region. The author's case-study reference, is established from the Republic of Liberia and Sierra Leone, with an in-depth enquiry to the alarming rate of the community mob justice, at the blind spot of the Police Institution, thou, advocate for Traditional Court Institution for Justice delivery, as a procedural approach, to curb the menace at the rural level.

The paper takes a comprehensive review into the historic essence of the adoption, and adaptation in contemporary form of Legal aid services, and it implementation model, with the study focus to Africa, and Sierra Leone, as a unique case analysis. In furtherance, the paper technically, evaluate the performance of the Criminal and Civil Justice advancement of the Republic of Sierra Leone, co-currently with the birth and performance with the Legal aid Board, from the year (2015) to (2022), as an established empirical deduction.

The paper seeks to explore the lens of the law, on the procedures involved in instituting high degree disciplinary punishment, in a form of suspensions, expulsion of staffs and students alike, under College and University system, most importantly, with focus to Africa Universities in general, having the Republic of Sierra Leone as a case study. The focal point of the paper, is to respond to cases, where human rights infractions arise, as subject of concern to culprit, wherefore, becomes victim of circumstance, thou, making the law commit the very crime it seeks to atone for, or render justice to, hence, shatters the moral authority of the law, as well the security the law provides, and becomes a tool of tyranny.

In accordance to the tradition of Jurists, the enactment of the law solely, cannot be sufficient to guarantee the quality of the law but rather it’s regulatory impacts and policy effects, within a socioeconomic and political framework of a country, to justify whether it is a good or a bad law. Therefore, the commentary analysis, delves into the assessment of the law in terms of the strengths and weaknesses, on policy effects and applicability structure of the current legislated Universities Act (2021), for the Republic of Sierra Leone's higher educational system, which, the author uphold the conviction, it encompasses the silent doctrinal letter of the law, on human capital development, towards national productivity agenda.