Joy Prime to dissect legal vacation row and Goldman Sachs bribery scandal affecting Ghana
Prime Insight examines courts' authority during legal vacation and fallout from former TOR boss Asante Kwaku Berko's US conviction in $1m AKSA bribery case.
Dame's hospital absence sparks wider debate on Ghana's legal vacation rules
Former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame's illness has forced him to miss court proceedings, reigniting tensions over whether criminal trials should proceed during Ghana's legal vacation.
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.
Deputy AG Dismisses Fatigue Excuse: Courts Remain Open During Legal Vacation, Adjournments Available
Ghana's Deputy Attorney-General rebuts claims that legal vacation exempts lawyers from court appearances, affirming adjournment procedures exist.
Single charge enough for jail – Bentil warns on selective justice in Sedina Tamakloe case
Legal expert cautions that one criminal charge should suffice for imprisonment, highlighting concerns over government selectivity in corruption cases.
Court of Appeal Frees Sedina Tamakloe: High-Profile Acquittal Raises Fresh Questions on Justice and Political Pressure
A prominent Ghanaian legal figure has welcomed the Court of Appeal's decision to acquit businesswoman Sedina Tamakloe, citing concerns over individual freedoms versus political interests.
Appeal Court Clears Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu: What the judges found in landmark acquittal
Ghana's Appeal Court has acquitted and discharged businesswoman Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, citing defective charges and insufficient evidence.
Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu acquittal raises fresh concerns over Ghana's corruption fight
Anti-corruption advocates warn that court ruling threatens public trust in Ghana's anti-graft efforts.
Ghana to abolish death penalty, replace with life imprisonment under major constitutional reform
Government accepts recommendation to end capital punishment, aligning Ghana with international human rights standards.
Ghana's Courts Go Digital: E-Filing System Launches October 1st
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie announces electronic filing and digital court processes beginning October, marking a major judicial transformation.
Berekum defilement case stalled: Parents cry foul over delayed trial of 12-year-old victim
Parents of a 12-year-old girl allegedly defiled in Berekum appeal to Chief Justice for intervention after repeated court delays.
Wontumi's 20-Year Sentence Faces Legal Challenge as Defence Team Questions Court Verdict
NPP politician's legal team contests conviction, signalling immediate appeal based on evidence inconsistencies.