In one breath, Parliament guaranteed the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s independence. In the next, it…
Category: Law And Education
Law And Education
When the Court Defines the Referee — What OSP’s Court-Clarified Powers Mean for the Ofori-Atta Case
In Ghana’s legal landscape, few acronyms carry as much weight — or controversy — as OSP:…
One Rule, Many Prosecutors — Why the High Court Singled Out the OSP While Police, EOCO, and Others Still Prosecute
When the High Court ruled this month that the Office of the Special Prosecutor cannot prosecute…
Who Holds the Prosecutor’s Pen? — What the High Court’s Order on OSP Means for the A-G, Article 88, and Cases Already in Court
On a quiet morning in the High Court, a question that has trailed the Office of…
When Handcuffs Become Gags — The Dangers of Using Police Arrests to Intimidate
When Handcuffs Become Gags — The Dangers of Using Police Arrests to Intimidate By any measure,…
When the Bench Gets It Wrong — Ghana’s Women and the Fight Against Bad Court Rulings
A social media post featuring an Accra High Court judge went viral. The News declared in…
Sam George got a missed call from Russia
Sam Nartey George the Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation has asked for the extradition…
Kennedy Ohene Agyapong wins
The Court of Appeal has unanimously upheld Hon. Kennedy Agyapong’s appeal against Kwaku Baako, overturning an…
Daddy Lumba’s Will on Face Covering: Legal Questions and Public Debate
The family of the late Ghanaian highlife legend, Daddy Lumba, has come forward to clarify that…
Nnamdi Kanu’s Saga: A Lesson in Strategy Over Sentiment
The case of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has sparked…