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Supreme Court justifies decision on Gyakye Quayson in full judgement: Artilce 94 features prominently
The Supreme Court has finally released the full judgement on its ruling that directed Parliament to expunge the name James Gyakye Quayson as MP for Assin North.
Fresh trouble hits NDC's James Quayson: A-G initiates process to get him jailed 10yrs for perjury
A process filed by Attorney-General could get the deposed Assin North MP James Gyakye Quayson jailed for 10 years for several criminal charges including perjury
"Come out in your numbers and vote for me": James Quayson appeals ahead of Assin North by-election
The deposed opposition NDC Member of Parliament for Assin North constituency James Gyakye Quayson has declared his intention to contest the upcoming primaries.
"I'm sad the Presidency is breaking the law": Domelevo reacts to ruling on his forced leave
Daniel Yaw Domelevo reacted to the Supreme Court ruling that it was unconstitutional for the Presidency to force him to proceed on leave in 2020 on Wednesday.
Presidency erred: Supreme Court rules it was wrong for Domelevo to be forced to go on leave
A 7-member panel of Supreme Court justices determined unanimously that it was unconstitutional for the Presidency to force Daniel Yaw Domelevo to go on leave.
Go and sin no more: NDC's Kpessa-Whyte spared by Supreme Court after "stupid court" tweet
An academic and popular member of the opposition NDC Professor Michael Kpessa-Whyte has been let off the hook on Tuesday by the Supreme Court in a contempt case
Numo Nmaishie family of Teshie loses claim to 72,000 acres of land after Supreme Court ruling
A unanimous decision by the Supreme Court has determined that a-72,000-acre land that borders Accra East does not belong to the Numo Nmaishi family of Teshie.
JUSAG strike threatens justice delivery: Courts empty, Ghanaians anxious
An indefinite strike by the Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) on Wednesday, May 24, 2023, is threatening to derail justice delivery in Ghana.
Supreme Court rules on 'wee' cultivation in GH: Says old law that allowed it was wrong
Supreme Court has ruled that an old law that allowed the cultivation of 'wee' for medicinal purposes in Ghana was not passed constitutionally in Parliament.
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