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The Sedinam Tamakloe Judgment Without Tears by Kweku Azaa (Summarized Version)
In a 94-page ruling issued by Justice E. Ankamah, with Justices S. Diawuo and E. S. Amedahe concurring, a three-member panel of the Court of Appeal un...
Plea Bargaining: A Dangerous Path in Ghana's Fight Against Corruption
The introduction of plea bargaining into Ghana's criminal justice system has been presented as a progressive reform aimed at reducing delays in the co...
The First Time the Peasant to see the 'Money Man' Jailed by our Courtrooms: A Discretionary Call to have Expectations Measured
The courtroom had gone quiet. Not the ordinary silence of people waiting for a judge. This was the kind of silence that hangs over a mining pit after ...
Big News: The Blind Reported Seeing a Ghost while Maxwell Kofi Jumah was Re-arrested for Corruption Charges
Barely a year ago, warnings about Maxwell Kofi Jumah were dismissed as political noise. Some defended him reflexively. Others framed him as a victim o...
Between Religious Doctrine and Constitutional Law, Are Individual Rights: Unpacking the "Termolecularity" Collision: A Practical Approach
The manipulation of belief systems not only undermines the integrity of individual choice but also fosters division among communities. As society beco...
A Legal Argument is not the Same Thing as a Legal Outcome
A lot of people are acting like the first thing is the second thing. It's also familiar how Ghana reacts when corruption cases involve big names. It s...