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Ex Appeals Court judge dismisses Mahama’s claim that Judiciary is corrupt
A former justice of the appeals court has taken on John Mahama for suggesting that the Supreme Court is corrupt because since reflects badly on the country.
Former President Mahama chides judges for making mockery of Ghana's justice system
Former President Mahama says only a new Chief Justice can restore public trust in the judiciary. He adds that the broken image of the justice system is a worry
Court begins treason trial of Barker-Vormawor
Barker-Vormawor will face the high court for a Facebook post he made earlier this year. The Fixthecountry convener will be defending charges of treason. Read.
Supreme Court awards GH¢10,000 cost against FixTheCountry's Barker-Vormawor
The Supreme Court awarded a cost of GH¢10,000 against Oliver Barker-Vormawor after throwing out his application to get the GRA punished for contempt of court.
Supreme Court judge joins Akufo-Addo, others to call for review of 1992 Constitution
Supreme Court judge Gabriel Pwamang, has joined the call for significant changes to the 1992 Constitution to stay relevant to the demands of current demands.
Supreme Court throws out injunction application against E-Levy in unanimous decision
The Supreme Court of Ghana has thrown out an injunction application filed against the implementation of the controversial Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy).
Bad report on police, Judiciary backs perceptions of poor governance – Col Aboagye
Security Analyst Col Festus Aboagye has said a damning US State Department report on law enforcement in Ghana affirms widespread perception of poor governance.
Judges took bribes to lose records of cases – US State Department report
Report by the United States government on law enforcement agencies in Ghana has accused judges of taking bribes to lose records of cases they are adjudicating.
Deputy Speakers can vote while presiding; Supreme Court takes unanimous decision to dismiss review application
An application to review a Supreme Court ruling in March allowing Deputy Speakers of Parliament to vote and be counted as part of a quorum has been dismissed.
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