Which country created a new high court for corruption-focused trials?

• A. Angola
• B. Sierra Leone
• C. Australia
• D. Canada

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is recognizing how some governments create specialized judicial channels to handle corruption cases more efficiently. Sierra Leone stands out because it established a dedicated high court specifically for corruption-focused trials, a move aimed at concentrating expertise, speeding up proceedings, and strengthening deterrence against corruption. This kind of targeted court structure is designed to deal with the technicalities of financial crimes and asset tracing more effectively than general courts. In contrast, the other countries typically rely on their existing general courts for corruption cases, without a separate high court focused solely on corruption. So the country that created a new high court for corruption-focused trials is Sierra Leone.