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Opuni case: CJ's 'removal' of Kulendi, Koomson, Kwofie 'fuels needless speculation'

Change of panel on Opuni case worrying - LINSOD

The decision by the Chief Justice, Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, to reconstitute the Supreme Court panel to hear an appeal by Dr Stephen Kwabena Opuni has been criticised by Lawyers in Search of Democracy (LINSOD), an umbrella of some lawyers.

Achimota School brouhaha: I was disappointed judge didn't award compensation to Rastafarian students – Stephen Asare – Ghana Visions

A-Plus, Prof Asare Withdraw Suits Against Govt

  Musician, Kwame Asare Obeng aka A-plus, and Professor Stephen Kweku Asare, have decided to no longer pursue their respective legal actions against the government at the Supreme Court. Graphic Online’s court reporter, Emmanuel Ebo Hawkson reports that A-plus was challenging the constitutionality of a US$1million contract between the government and Kroll Associates, which enabled Kroll to identify wrongdoings of some previous government appointees and retrieve assets. According to him, the contract was an international business transaction and therefore ought to have been approved by Parliament in accordance with Article 181(5) of the 1992 Constitution. Prof Asare, on the other hand, challenged the decision of the President to direct former Auditor-General, Mr Daniel Yaw Domelevo to proceed on leave.

A-Plus, Prof Asare Withdraw Suits Against Govt

  Musician, Kwame Asare Obeng aka A-plus, and Professor Stephen Kweku Asare, have decided to no longer pursue their respective legal actions against the government at the Supreme Court. Graphic Online’s court reporter, Emmanuel Ebo Hawkson reports that A-plus was challenging the constitutionality of a US$1million contract between the government and Kroll Associates, which enabled Kroll to identify wrongdoings of some previous government appointees and retrieve assets. According to him, the contract was an international business transaction and therefore ought to have been approved by Parliament in accordance with Article 181(5) of the 1992 Constitution. Prof Asare, on the other hand, challenged the decision of the President to direct former Auditor-General, Mr Daniel Yaw Domelevo to proceed on leave.