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State attorneys sued

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  • DAGARA PRIDE 8 years ago

    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 8 years ago

    Now they've made themselves clear: the State Attorneys Association is defending corruption by victimising honest men.

  • attillla 8 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 ...
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  • BSR 8 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.

  • Yaa 8 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 ...
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  • Sammy 8 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 ...
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  • Osei kofi 8 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 ...
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  • Yaa 8 years ago

    He has the right to make his comment so please do not condemn him because he has clean heart.

  • Maame 8 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 ...
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  • Nana Kojo 8 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 ...
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  • Papa Yaw 8 years ago

    No

  • Jalil SA 8 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 ...
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  • Nokware_ Asa 8 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!

  • Ibn Batuta 8 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.

  • Abeku Quansah Ativorgbe. 8 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.