The Sierra Leone Court Reporters Association has expressed appreciation to Justice Momoh Jah Steven for his unwavering support towards their work and professional development.
Following the first general meeting of the Court Reporters at Pademba Road Court No.1, where magistrates and justices of the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone were invited, the association paid a special visit to Justice Steven’s chambers to extend their gratitude.
Justice Momoh Jah Steven was among the esteemed guests who graciously honored the invitation, attended the meeting, and delivered a speech that inspired and encouraged court reporters.
In recognition of his commitment to promoting open justice and the role of journalists in the judiciary, the Court Reporters presented him with a customized frame bearing his portrait as a token of appreciation.
The presentation took place in his chambers, where members of the association thanked him for his support and encouragement. The association expressed its hope for continued collaboration between the judiciary and the press, ensuring accurate and responsible reporting of legal proceedings in the country.
Justice Momoh Jah Steven warmly received the gesture, acknowledging the crucial role of court reporters in ensuring transparency and public awareness of judicial matters.
The Court Reporters Association reaffirmed its commitment to professional reporting and fostering strong relationships with judicial authorities to enhance the justice system in Sierra Leone.
Reporters Association has expressed appreciation to Justice Momoh Jah Steven for his unwavering support towards their work and professional development.
Following the first general meeting of the Court Reporters at Pademba Road Court No.1, where magistrates and justices of the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone were invited, the association paid a special visit to Justice Steven’s chambers to extend their gratitude.
Justice Momoh Jah Steven was among the esteemed guests who graciously honored the invitation, attended the meeting, and delivered a speech that inspired and encouraged court reporters. In recognition of his commitment to promoting open justice and the role of journalists in the judiciary, the Court Reporters presented him with a customized frame bearing his portrait as a token of appreciation.
The presentation took place in his chambers, where members of the association thanked him for his support and encouragement. The association expressed its hope for continued collaboration between the judiciary and the press, ensuring accurate and responsible reporting of legal proceedings in the country.
Justice Momoh Jah Steven warmly received the gesture, acknowledging the crucial role of court reporters in ensuring transparency and public awareness of judicial matters.
The Court Reporters Association reaffirmed its commitment to professional reporting and fostering strong relationships with judicial authorities to enhance the justice system in Sierra Leone.
