Mahama Inaugurates Three New Supreme Court Justices, Calls for Constitutional Integrity
President Mahama swears in three Supreme Court justices, emphasising judicial independence and public trust in Ghana's legal system.
Ghana's Courts Crumbling While Leadership Prioritises Ceremonial Visits, Critic Argues
A senior legal figure criticises the Chief Justice for prioritising institutional visits over addressing the deteriorating condition of courthouses across Ghana.
Chief Justice's SOE Comments Spark Judicial Independence Debate; Arthur Kennedy Questions His Suitability
Political activist Dr Arthur Kennedy challenges CJ Baffoe-Bonnie's fitness for office over controversial remarks about state institutions.
Supreme Court allows Skytrain trial to proceed as Asamoah's bid to halt case fails
Solomon Asamoah's attempt to stop the Skytrain trial has been rejected by the Supreme Court, clearing the way for the High Court to continue proceedings.
Supreme Court Judge Appointments: Forson Junior Backs Removal of Judicial Cap
Leading legal figure advocates for unlimited Supreme Court judge appointments, igniting debate on Ghana's judicial structure and capacity.
Ghana's Legal Vacation Debate: Can Justice Wait Until September?
A constitutional clash emerges over whether courts should halt criminal trials during August's legal vacation, raising questions about fairness and judicial power.
Supreme Court to decide on Chief Justice's legal vacation order next week
Ghana's top court will rule Friday on whether the Chief Justice can compel judges to hear criminal cases during the legal vacation.
Ghana's Legal Fraternity Faces Growing Calls to Reconsider Court Closures During Vacation
Senior legal figures debate whether Ghana's courts should remain closed during traditional vacation periods.
Deputy AG Challenges GBA President's Claims on Court Trials During Legal Vacation
Legal expert Dr. Justice Srem-Sai disputes Ghana Bar Association President's assertions that trials cannot proceed during August-September court recess.
Chief Justice Rebuffs Calls to Suspend Criminal Trials During Legal Vacation
Ghana's Chief Justice has firmly defended the judiciary's authority to continue criminal proceedings during the annual legal vacation, dismissing pressure from the legal profession.
NPP attacks judiciary independence as party defends protest over selective justice claims
Dennis Miracles Aboagye defends NPP's August 6 protest, accusing judges of compromising independence and eroding public trust.
Barker-Vormawor Raises Questions Over Evidence Quality in Sedina Tamakloe Corruption Trial
Anti-corruption campaigner Oliver Barker-Vormawor criticises the strength of evidence presented against former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe, citing unverified investigative gaps.