Circuit court judges and Magistrates schooled on Land and Mineral laws
Circuit Court judges and Magistrates drawn from the Western, Central and Western North Regions have embarked on a two-day training on the land Act to help shape the future of ...
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President Mahama nominates seven Appeal Court judges to Supreme Court
President John Dramani Mahama has nominated seven Justices of the Court of Appeal for appointment to the Supreme Court. The nominations were conveyed in a letter signed by Dr Callistus ...
Judges want parties in cases pending before court to exercise restraint, show decorum
The Association Of Magistrates And Judges Of Ghana (AMJG) has called on litigants, parties and lawyers, who have cases in court to exercise restraint, show decorum and avoid anything that ...
President nominates two persons for appointment as Supreme Court judges
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has nominated Justice Sophia Rosseta Bernasko Essah and Professor Richard Frimpong Oppong for appointment as Supreme Court judges. Justice Essah is a Justice of the ...
Timing, procedure for proposal to appoint new justices bad – Martin Kpebu
Mr Martin Kpebu, a Private Legal Practitioner, has described as “bad” the timing and processes for the proposal to appoint new justices to the Supreme Court. Mrs Gertrude Araba Esaba ...
Late Justice Samuel Marful-Sau’s bungalow not sold- Judicial Service
The Judicial Service has denied the sale of the bungalow of late Justice Samuel Marful-Sau at Roman Ridge, Accra. A statement issued by the Service said the bungalow of ...
Judges need continuous electoral education – Dr Afari-Gyan
- Dr Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, a former Electoral Commissioner, has called for collaboration between the Electoral Commission and the Judiciary for continuous electoral education for judges. Speaking at a public ...
Kaneshie District Court disability unfriendly; judges meet litigants halfway
Accra, Dec. 27, GNA - Court users who are physically challenged or aged find it difficult to access the Kaneshie District Court. This is because it is disability unfriendly. Consequently, ...
UNESCO holds a three-day workshop for judges on freedom of expression
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has opened a three-day regional training workshop for judges on freedom of expression, artificial intelligence, and the rule of law.
Continuous capacity building of judges must be paramount-African Judges
Continuous capacity-building and professional development for judges and legal practitioners must be paramount to enhance their skills and knowledge, African judges and legal experts participating in the ongoing Sixth African ...
