The Supreme Court is not a dictionary where you go for explanations - UG law lecturer

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Errortorial Commission of Ghana -EC 1 year ago

When this corrupt supreme court of Ghana injuncted Gyakye Quayson, a serving MP of Assin North, the court said at the time Quayson filed with the EC to run for elections, everything kicked in, it was not for a future intentio ...
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When this corrupt supreme court of Ghana injuncted Gyakye Quayson, a serving MP of Assin North, the court said at the time Quayson filed with the EC to run for elections, everything kicked in, it was not for a future intention. Now the same corrupt Nana justices are taking the opposite view that the 4 4MPs that have vacated their seats in parliament by changing their political affiliations and filed with the EC are only declaring for a future election so their actions have not kicked in? What sort of mafia judiciary do we have in Ghana under NPP's Nana Addo? I thought Animguase Aboah was a horrible and corrupt CJ but the NPP women organizer madam Getrocious Tookenoo is worse!
Oziizi Ozaa 1 year ago

Medicine catch Torkornoo. She made a number of stupid errors by rushing to act. In the process, she violated her mandate per the constitution. She will soon make a declaration that her deviant behaviour is constitutionally ...
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Medicine catch Torkornoo. She made a number of stupid errors by rushing to act. In the process, she violated her mandate per the constitution. She will soon make a declaration that her deviant behaviour is constitutionally correct. Any provision in the constitution is subject to her crass reasoning. "We shall all go to law school some"
FRANKIE 1 year ago

Brilliant Srem-Sai, brilliant!!!

Brilliant Srem-Sai, brilliant!!!
Asterisk 1 year ago

What else is expected from a fool like Frankie?

What else is expected from a fool like Frankie?
Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 1 year ago

The primary constitutional duties of the Supreme Court are legal enforcement and interpretations. But sadly, Akufo Addo has turning the "Injustices" into political interpreters only lacking capacity to enforce their decisions ...
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The primary constitutional duties of the Supreme Court are legal enforcement and interpretations. But sadly, Akufo Addo has turning the "Injustices" into political interpreters only lacking capacity to enforce their decisions.

It is upon that basis that this simplest explanation by the law lecturer has become senseless to many of these NPP FoolSoldiers.
Gogomi 1 year ago

All aspects of law must converge to make palpable sense. If at anytime any pronouncement of law in a matter before the courts or in law theory fails to reach the consensus of common-sense and justice, then that law has been i ...
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All aspects of law must converge to make palpable sense. If at anytime any pronouncement of law in a matter before the courts or in law theory fails to reach the consensus of common-sense and justice, then that law has been infected with either professional incompetence, ignorance or corruption.

I believe that having been unfairly and curiously jumped over more senior, knowledgeable and experienced justices to be appointed as Chief Justice by his excellency the clearing agent, the hapless Gertrude was handed a poisoned chalice with which she has defamed herself for all time.
GFA 1 year ago

The reasoning of the supreme court justices under the Nana Addo/Bawumia government have been thrown into a political jungle. Lawyers these days prefer to uphold partisan political thinking instead of practising the law itself ...
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The reasoning of the supreme court justices under the Nana Addo/Bawumia government have been thrown into a political jungle. Lawyers these days prefer to uphold partisan political thinking instead of practising the law itself.
Gogomi 1 year ago

The problem really is that we have too many fictitious characters going around brandishing law certificates that they do not merit. Hence, justice is thrown aside in favour of the exploitation of clients and politics.

I c ...
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The problem really is that we have too many fictitious characters going around brandishing law certificates that they do not merit. Hence, justice is thrown aside in favour of the exploitation of clients and politics.

I can now understand why the very respected Chief Justice Akuffo once proposed the limitation of products from the school of law. There are loud and increasing complaints from the public about lawyers and the judiciary in general.

And by the way, whilst we are at it, has anybody observed any gesture by the Ghana Bar Association to intervene in or quell the raging maelstrom?
Nii 1 year ago

These are the people like Justice Sai we need at the supreme to speak and interpret law as it is but not to exchange law with money. Posterity will judge this generation of judges at the supreme court.

These are the people like Justice Sai we need at the supreme to speak and interpret law as it is but not to exchange law with money. Posterity will judge this generation of judges at the supreme court.
Enyo 1 year ago

So when Mr Srem is there at the supreme Court he won't be interpretation the constitution abi? Fools!

So when Mr Srem is there at the supreme Court he won't be interpretation the constitution abi? Fools!
Aduomi 1 year ago

Go back to school. Your English is very bad..

Go back to school. Your English is very bad..
King 1 year ago

Stupid man, why don't you challenge the supreme Court.

Stupid man, why don't you challenge the supreme Court.
Kofi 1 year ago

So where should we go?

So where should we go?
YOU DONT DESERVE TO BE A LAW LECTURE 1 year ago

You are good for nothing. How can someone like you become a lecturer in law.

You are good for nothing. How can someone like you become a lecturer in law.
Nzema K 1 year ago

Stop the insult and tell us why you think he is wrong. Siiaaa

Stop the insult and tell us why you think he is wrong. Siiaaa
Hannan 1 year ago

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Critical 1 year ago

Wat has justice stem said these people want to be heard and always make noise and always stop short of cogent conclusion like wat a scientist will do
Selfish lawyers destroying the country

Wat has justice stem said these people want to be heard and always make noise and always stop short of cogent conclusion like wat a scientist will do
Selfish lawyers destroying the country
Enyo 1 year ago

It is am afraid. Sour loser who doesn't understand his own profession.

It is am afraid. Sour loser who doesn't understand his own profession.
Kwaku 1 year ago

The Supreme Court gave Order to Speaker Bagbin to stay execution of his order of removing the four MPs. Speaker disobeyed. The SC has given the order so no need to repeat. Speaker has to obey after SC declared unconstitutiona ...
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The Supreme Court gave Order to Speaker Bagbin to stay execution of his order of removing the four MPs. Speaker disobeyed. The SC has given the order so no need to repeat. Speaker has to obey after SC declared unconstitutionality of his action.
Joe Pike 1 year ago

Then why didnt sc cite Bagbin for contempt

Then why didnt sc cite Bagbin for contempt
Ghana baa 1 year ago

Thank you Mr law lecturer

Thank you Mr law lecturer
Musa 1 year ago

Doc that woman cj was not ripe for that hot seat. Even Jo’s graduate could’ve understood this matter too well

Doc that woman cj was not ripe for that hot seat. Even Jo’s graduate could’ve understood this matter too well
Kwami 1 year ago

Don't disturb us. There was constitutional violaton that called for proper interpretation and that is what the supreme court did and their judgement makes sense.

Don't disturb us. There was constitutional violaton that called for proper interpretation and that is what the supreme court did and their judgement makes sense.
Mensa 1 year ago

Srem Sai,next time they will come to you,Dr know all

Srem Sai,next time they will come to you,Dr know all
Osei-Rotterdam 1 year ago

Due dirty politics in Ghana, lecturers are even loosing their conscience. Sad in deed.

Due dirty politics in Ghana, lecturers are even loosing their conscience. Sad in deed.
Kwaku Asamoa 1 year ago

All the Pepe lawyers and judges are backing the decision to declare the 4 seats vacant. Why? What is the wisdom in this declaration? I advise these characters to help bring the carnage and Bawku to an end and stop this nonsen ...
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All the Pepe lawyers and judges are backing the decision to declare the 4 seats vacant. Why? What is the wisdom in this declaration? I advise these characters to help bring the carnage and Bawku to an end and stop this nonsense. Nonsense
KALEJI KPONKUMEDA 1 year ago

IS THIS WHAT YOU ARE TEACHING THE LEGON LAW BOYS? NO DOUBT THEY ARE LOOSING CASES IN THE COURTS LIKE FLOOD. ANY IDIOT CAN BE A LAW LECTURER THESE DAYS. SEE THE CASE OF VORMAWOR. ABAKADE.

IS THIS WHAT YOU ARE TEACHING THE LEGON LAW BOYS? NO DOUBT THEY ARE LOOSING CASES IN THE COURTS LIKE FLOOD. ANY IDIOT CAN BE A LAW LECTURER THESE DAYS. SEE THE CASE OF VORMAWOR. ABAKADE.
Kk 1 year ago

Every 2 by 4 lawyer is described as renowned by Ghanaweb. When did this boy become a renowned lawyer?

Every 2 by 4 lawyer is described as renowned by Ghanaweb. When did this boy become a renowned lawyer?
Edem 1 year ago

Renowned lawyer from where?Ghanaian media and fooling?This guy paraded as brilliant yet he's so empty,no wonder he's an NDC!

Renowned lawyer from where?Ghanaian media and fooling?This guy paraded as brilliant yet he's so empty,no wonder he's an NDC!

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