Supreme Court Judicial Appointments Require Highest Presidential Scrutiny, Says Legal Expert
Legal analysts argue judicial appointments warrant more rigorous vetting than other presidential decisions due to their lasting constitutional impact.
Vacation Courts Can Handle Trials, Says Young Lawyers Forum President in Legal Debate
Young Lawyers Forum president Noah Ephraem Adamtey Tetteh challenges claims that vacation courts cannot conduct trials, citing summary judgments and other substantive matters as evidence.
Hamid's Legal Team Cites Court Vacation in Criminal Case Postponement
Lawyers representing Mustapha Hamid have formally notified Ghana's Chief Justice that they will be unavailable during the court's legal vacation period.
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.
Judge Kocuvie-Tay Explains 20-Year Hard Labour Sentence for Chairman Wontumi
Judge Audrey Kocuvie-Tay justifies sentencing in high-profile Ghanaian legal case involving prominent figure.
Ghana's Courts in Crisis: Lawyer Exposes 50+ Vacancies as Justice System Struggles with Infrastructure Collapse
A senior lawyer warns that over 50 Ghanaian courts lack judges, citing infrastructure and personnel shortages as critical barriers to justice delivery.
Ghana's Tribunal System Needs Reform, Not Rejection, Says Legal Expert
A legal commentator argues Ghana should reform, not abandon, its tribunal system despite historical misuse.