Gloria Musu-Scott

Gloria Musu-Scott (born 1958) is a Liberian politician and jurist. She served as Minister of Justice and Chief Justice of Liberia from 1997 to 2003. In 2023 she was charged and sentenced to life for murder, but acquitted by the Supreme Court in August 2024. Quotes "Whatever income comes from the natural resources should benefit the people directly." Gloria Musu-Scott, quoted by James Butty, "Liberian Constitutional Conference Approves ‘Christian Nation’ Recommendation", Voice of America, 3 April 2015. "No one gender is less than 40 or more than 60." Gloria Musu-Scott, quoted by James Butty, "Liberian Constitutional Conference Approves ‘Christian Nation’ Recommendation", Voice of America, 3 April 2015. "Maybe you journalists need to ask the prison guards or the people who are reporting this story to provide you with documentation as to whether or not I and any of my family members have left this place since being incarcerated." Gloria Musu-Scott, speaking to journalists at Monrovia Central Prison, as reported by Jackson C. Clay Jr., "Former Chief Justice Gloria Musu-Scott and the compassionate leave conundrum: What you need to know", DUBAWA. External links Gloria Musu-Scott Category:1958 births Category:Living people Category:Chief Justices of Liberia Category:Liberian women judges