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Salvage Ghana’s broken criminal justice system – CJ

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  • JOHN MAHAMA 11 years ago

    Ghana is suffering bcos 50% of the population are all fools. They dont like progress in life. They have harbour their heart with evil, envy and tribalism. You cannot progress when you have so much hatred in your heart. Ghana ...
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  • SHAMO 11 years ago

    And do you know PC Appiah-Ofori has incurable gonorrhoea?

    Well, PC's wife was a full time commercial sex worker at circle. In the process, she gave PC a nice little parcel: the untreatable form of gonorrhoea! And PC has be ...
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  • Ewusi 11 years ago

    Is your head still connected to your body?If yes,please use it your comment betrays you as big fool.

  • JOE KASANGA 11 years ago

    Does Wood/Timber now believe in the corrupt nature of judicial administration in Ghana? Better go apologize to Kwabena Adjei.

  • Joe 11 years ago

    Please promote AG Lawyers based on cases won and not on long travelling service. Ama Gaisie must resign for the over-payment of judgment debts and for incompetence. The AG must stop terminating criminal cases involving big pe ...
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  • Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 11 years ago

    The problem is not only the police but State Attorneys are also corrupt, incompetent and unwilling to prosecute cases. They do not turn up in court to prosecute cases and when they do, they are not ready but just come to ask ...
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  • James Utata 11 years ago

    Ghana is simply a lost cause on a ticking bomb.

  • Observer 11 years ago

    The ladies appear to be taking over from the men in the judiaciary - good or bad? When will our next president be a lady? Or let us start with a lady vice soon! Then all change would be change indeed!

  • Joe 11 years ago

    They take those jobs because it is less stressful and 9-5 travelling job and no agenda to develop or save the country. Ama Gaisie pays default judgment debts, Gertrude aikins stops cases against big people, etc etc.That's why ...
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  • The Onipaba of Akyem Maase 11 years ago

    Prosectuters and lawyers come to court without suspects not criminals.

  • jb 11 years ago

    When he was DPP, ghana judiciary was respected...These days people like Woyome ( semi-iliterate) thump their nose at it..Sad, very sad.. you would think lawyers could self-police

  • Fuzzy 11 years ago

    JB, you have said it all.I do remember it very very well, the days of DPP Gyeke-Darko and how he was very much respected.I was then in class7 at Majosda Preparatory Sch, Laterbiokorshie,in the year 1973 and even at that age I ...
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  • Naana 11 years ago

    Do we really have qualified lawyers in Ghana. After law school they jump on cases any how and beat their chest of being lawyers. Even those who have never practiced called themselves lawyers how awful. In developed countries ...
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  • ZIPLOC 11 years ago

    The lawyers in the developed countries specialty may include family law; criminal law; real estate etc.
    Well Ghana is a bit behind but a step in the right direction. We will get there someday. Naana you are smart and I like ...
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  • KK 11 years ago

    In Ghana, every Police station is a court with policemen judges and lawyers. They influence cases and make judiciary look stupid in the eyes of illiterates. If policemen can decide the direction of case what is the way forwar ...
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  • Kwasi Bruder 11 years ago

    Word to the CJ: It is the judiciary's and executive's job to prosecute criminals. Police cannot and should not "settle" cases out of court. Their job is simple: apprehend suspects and turn them over to the judiciary system ...
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  • Proud Pepeman. 11 years ago

    The CJ must appologise to the four lawyers who were vilified and threatened for saying the judiciary was corrupt. Where was the CJ then? She has disappointed me. In some jurisdictions, she will resign.

  • Jon 11 years ago

    Who should fix it?? If you can't fix it, then you must resign. We are tired of whiners. Do something. Tired of all these square pegs in round holes. Always waiting for someone to fix stuff. IDIOTS!