Mason handed 35-year sentence for seven years of child sexual abuse in Accra
Circuit court convicts Charles Seddoh of defiling daughters aged 11 and 14; orders psychological support and shelter placement.
Private Citizen Takes Legal Vacation System to Supreme Court, Challenging Two-Month Court Closure
A Ghanaian private citizen is suing the Attorney General and Chief Justice over the annual suspension of Supreme Court and Court of Appeal sittings from August to September.
Ghana's Deputy Attorney General Vows International Pursuit of TOR Bribery Suspects with US Support
Ghana intensifies corruption crackdown following conviction of former Tema Oil Refinery boss in Brooklyn federal court.
Attorney General's Sedina Tamakloe Appeal Unlikely to Succeed, Says Governance Expert
Legal analyst Bentil questions the viability of the Attorney General's appeal in the high-profile Sedina Tamakloe case.
Court of Appeal Overturns Sedina Tamakloe Conviction, Criticises Prosecution's Investigation
Legal analyst Edudzi argues prosecution failed to build a credible case against businesswoman Sedina Tamakloe, leading to her acquittal by the Court of Appeal.
Supreme Court Ruling Establishes Attorney-General's Control Over Special Prosecutor Cases
Ghana's Supreme Court has affirmed the Attorney-General's authority to discontinue prosecutions brought by the Office of the Special Prosecutor, creating a constitutional check on the anti-corruption agency.
Deputy Attorney-General Disputes Miracles Aboagye's Account of EOCO Questioning Over GHC55 Million Case
Dr. Justice Srem-Sai contradicts businessman Dennis Miracles Aboagye's assertion that EOCO never questioned him during detention.
Beyond the OSP: How Ghana's institutions failed in Ofori-Atta extradition bid
Legal expert argues Office of Special Prosecutor wrongly bears sole blame for Ken Ofori-Atta case complications and US court ruling.
Appiah-Kubi opens door to appeal in Wontumi's 20-year galamsey conviction
Chairman Wontumi's former lawyer signals willingness to rejoin legal team for appeal against galamsey conviction, citing evidence concerns.
MP Darko pushes AI over new tribunals to fix Ghana's clogged courts
Suame MP John Darko argues technology modernisation, not more courts, will solve Ghana's justice system delays.
Justice and Tradition: Chief Justice Charts Shared Vision Between Supreme Court and Chieftaincy
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie says Ghana's Supreme Court and chieftaincy institutions pursue the same mission of justice and peace, despite drawing authority from different sources.
Camilla Alhassan Case Reignites Debate Over Justice and Proportionality in Ghana
A controversial one-year sentence handed to Ghanaian TikToker Camilla Alhassan has sparked debate about whether the punishment fits the crime.