Lock all these crooks up and throw away the keys so that they have nothing to say to the public. Do the same to these corrupt judges SOBs mada fuckers.
Lock all these crooks up and throw away the keys so that they have nothing to say to the public. Do the same to these corrupt judges SOBs mada fuckers.
Juror 10 years ago
Now they've made themselves clear: the State Attorneys Association is defending corruption by victimising honest men.
Now they've made themselves clear: the State Attorneys Association is defending corruption by victimising honest men.
attillla 10 years ago
The reaction of the State Attorneys Association was definitely excessive. This was a breaking story of great national significance and if the Secretary was asked about it, he had to say what he thought of it. If the Associati ... read full comment
The reaction of the State Attorneys Association was definitely excessive. This was a breaking story of great national significance and if the Secretary was asked about it, he had to say what he thought of it. If the Association was embarrassed by his frankness, it could repudiate his point of view and present its own? Why the vindictive attitude? It looks as if someone who wants to protect the corruption status quoe was too quick to act.
Well, now, it is a lawyer versus lawyers. Let the courts show impartiality in deciding this matter. But it is a bad omen that the Association behaved in such a manner. That is why the Attorney-General, despite promptings, has been unwilling to PROSECUTE the corrupt judges, so far. Dismissals and suspensions are not the punishment given to others who break the law. Why should judges who apply the law as it is be treated differently, when the law as it is says it is a criminal offence for a public officer to take a bribe in the performance of his duties?
BSR 10 years ago
Ghanaian lawyers be it the judiciary, private practice or attorney general dept., are making fun of themselves and posterity will leave them stranded.
Ghanaian lawyers be it the judiciary, private practice or attorney general dept., are making fun of themselves and posterity will leave them stranded.
Yaa 10 years ago
Judicial system in Ghana is corrupt to the point that it's members I mean judges lawyers in Ghana behave like animals in the jungle. We have freedom of speech in Ghana. Do you stupids guys want everybody who works in judicial ... read full comment
Judicial system in Ghana is corrupt to the point that it's members I mean judges lawyers in Ghana behave like animals in the jungle. We have freedom of speech in Ghana. Do you stupids guys want everybody who works in judicial to be like all the corrupt judges? You are called lords in the country but you are worse than dogs because dogs are kind and friendly to their owners. You judges and lawyers are not kind to honest people in Ghana because you always sell the truth and put money before the truth. To be honest with you I think soldiers in Ghana are cowards. Yes maybe they are also corrupt that is why none of them is willing to take a gun to bring changes to the nightmare we are going through now. Democracy belong to western world where law is abided by everyone. Nobody regards laws when it comes to democracy in Ghana because the rich will kill, rape, rob, abuse every vulnerable person in the society just pay money to the judges and lawyers then you are free to go. Aren't you ashamed for dismissing this man? Don't you think people who hear of this will consider that none of you is honest. You are all crook and evil.Oh God, why has Ghana been sold to the crooks dishonest people to destroy our nation? From president Mahama, NDC, NPP, judges lawyers police, human rights in Ghana are sick and do not know what they are doing. They are crashing our spirit and emotions everyday. To hell all of you, till you behave like human beings remove the big title of my Lord from your head. None of you use the laws of our land.
Sammy 10 years ago
I am not a lawyer but understand a bit of logic. An "if" statement is a conditional statement and should not be regarded as a conclusive statement. What the attorney is a harmless statement and if the Association construe thi ... read full comment
I am not a lawyer but understand a bit of logic. An "if" statement is a conditional statement and should not be regarded as a conclusive statement. What the attorney is a harmless statement and if the Association construe this statement as conclusive as though the Attorney is asking for the prosecution of the corrupt judges then my conclusion is that those attorneys are in league with the corrupt judges and are possibly birfd of the same feather
Osei kofi 10 years ago
This disgraced former secretary should count his woes and quietly retire with his ignominy rather further aggravating an already bad situation.
He blatantly played politics with a delicate national issue and should have r ... read full comment
This disgraced former secretary should count his woes and quietly retire with his ignominy rather further aggravating an already bad situation.
He blatantly played politics with a delicate national issue and should have realized that being introduced with his title and him not saying before hand that he was speaking in an unofficial capacity clearly indicate that he had the authority of his office to do so.
It turned out that he only wanted to appease and play npp politics with a judicial process which as a lawyer,he must know better.In fact he must be watched since it seems to me to be worse the the corrupt Judges.
Yaa 10 years ago
He has the right to make his comment so please do not condemn him because he has clean heart.
He has the right to make his comment so please do not condemn him because he has clean heart.
Maame 10 years ago
He had the right to fight for this lawlessness against him.
You shld rather be ashamed of yourself.
Of course the accused judges if found guilty should be prosecuted, nothing less or short of that. Why gag him?
This isn't ... read full comment
He had the right to fight for this lawlessness against him.
You shld rather be ashamed of yourself.
Of course the accused judges if found guilty should be prosecuted, nothing less or short of that. Why gag him?
This isn't abt NPP or ndc so don't even make it so.
Pls time speak speak from ur.....and not from your stomach or ur.....
Medaase
Nana Kojo 10 years ago
I don't think the Secretary should have been dismissed;perhaps reprimanded for making the statement in his capacity. He has the right to freedom of speech and expression of the same. The question what is the position of the a ... read full comment
I don't think the Secretary should have been dismissed;perhaps reprimanded for making the statement in his capacity. He has the right to freedom of speech and expression of the same. The question what is the position of the association?
Papa Yaw 10 years ago
No
No
Jalil SA 10 years ago
Fight for your right to be reinstated immediately. This is not a jungle where one can be hired and fired like using condom and throwing it away. You have all rights guaranteed by the constitution to speak your mind in your pe ... read full comment
Fight for your right to be reinstated immediately. This is not a jungle where one can be hired and fired like using condom and throwing it away. You have all rights guaranteed by the constitution to speak your mind in your personal capacity and even in the capacity of the association as long as it doesn't malign the association. What they are trying to do is away of giving solidarity with their cohot who are the accused judges. Mr ofori i support you in prayer fight for your rights and against the injustices they want to visit on you.
Nokware_ Asa 10 years ago
This swift action by the Association, will serve as a reminder/wake-up call to all individuals - people working for public or private entities - not to rush to the microphone, or grant needless interviews to FM/TV Stations!
This swift action by the Association, will serve as a reminder/wake-up call to all individuals - people working for public or private entities - not to rush to the microphone, or grant needless interviews to FM/TV Stations!
Ibn Batuta 10 years ago
All those lawyers and public officials fighting tooth and nail to reverse the corruption charges against the judges and other judicial officers are themselves very corrupt and would want to pull the wool over our eyes.
All those lawyers and public officials fighting tooth and nail to reverse the corruption charges against the judges and other judicial officers are themselves very corrupt and would want to pull the wool over our eyes.
Abeku Quansah Ativorgbe. 10 years ago
He said nothing wrong, I listened to the interview. Some people are trying to please their bosses who might be jail bound and would never return to their positions.
He said nothing wrong, I listened to the interview. Some people are trying to please their bosses who might be jail bound and would never return to their positions.
Lock all these crooks up and throw away the keys so that they have nothing to say to the public. Do the same to these corrupt judges SOBs mada fuckers.
Now they've made themselves clear: the State Attorneys Association is defending corruption by victimising honest men.
The reaction of the State Attorneys Association was definitely excessive. This was a breaking story of great national significance and if the Secretary was asked about it, he had to say what he thought of it. If the Associati ...
read full comment
Ghanaian lawyers be it the judiciary, private practice or attorney general dept., are making fun of themselves and posterity will leave them stranded.
Judicial system in Ghana is corrupt to the point that it's members I mean judges lawyers in Ghana behave like animals in the jungle. We have freedom of speech in Ghana. Do you stupids guys want everybody who works in judicial ...
read full comment
I am not a lawyer but understand a bit of logic. An "if" statement is a conditional statement and should not be regarded as a conclusive statement. What the attorney is a harmless statement and if the Association construe thi ...
read full comment
This disgraced former secretary should count his woes and quietly retire with his ignominy rather further aggravating an already bad situation.
He blatantly played politics with a delicate national issue and should have r ...
read full comment
He has the right to make his comment so please do not condemn him because he has clean heart.
He had the right to fight for this lawlessness against him.
You shld rather be ashamed of yourself.
Of course the accused judges if found guilty should be prosecuted, nothing less or short of that. Why gag him?
This isn't ...
read full comment
I don't think the Secretary should have been dismissed;perhaps reprimanded for making the statement in his capacity. He has the right to freedom of speech and expression of the same. The question what is the position of the a ...
read full comment
No
Fight for your right to be reinstated immediately. This is not a jungle where one can be hired and fired like using condom and throwing it away. You have all rights guaranteed by the constitution to speak your mind in your pe ...
read full comment
This swift action by the Association, will serve as a reminder/wake-up call to all individuals - people working for public or private entities - not to rush to the microphone, or grant needless interviews to FM/TV Stations!
All those lawyers and public officials fighting tooth and nail to reverse the corruption charges against the judges and other judicial officers are themselves very corrupt and would want to pull the wool over our eyes.
He said nothing wrong, I listened to the interview. Some people are trying to please their bosses who might be jail bound and would never return to their positions.