Constitutional Mending of the Two-Thirds Threshold and the Limiting of Legislative Majority
How Section 108 of the Constitution of Sierra Leone Is Viewed in Commonwealth Comparative Perspective
Dr. Ibrahim S. Koroma examines whether amendments to Sierra Leone's Constitution require the support of two-thirds of the entire membership of Parliament and considers the controversy through Commonwealth and comparative constitutional law.
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Principal Solicitor & Head of Kornel Law LPC
Dr. Ibrahim S. Koroma is the Principal Solicitor & Head of Kornel Law LPC. An internationally trained legal professional, author, Associate Professor, and Law Lecturer, he has nearly two decades of experience in legal practice, public policy, investment law, and governance across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the United States.
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