Alhassan Aboagye
“There Is No Constitutional Issue”: Godfred Dame Questions Supreme Court Jurisdiction in OSP Case
Former AG Godfred Dame argues OSP case raises no constitutional issue, questioning Supreme Court jurisdiction and framing dispute as administrative…
Mahama Backs OSP, but is this Aligned with the Attorney-General’s Position?
Mahama backs the OSP politically, but constitutional arguments before the Supreme Court may determine whether government policy and legal interpretation…
Godfred Dame v Thaddeus Sory: Will Emotions Stay Out of the Boxing Bout?
As Godfred Dame and Thaddeus Sory clash again, RNAQ’s divorce appeal tests whether legal discipline, restraint, and professionalism can withstand…
RNAQ Divorce Appeal: A Battle of Narratives and Clash of Legal Titans
RNAQ’s divorce appeal has become more than a legal fight, evolving into a fierce battle over truth, reputation, and public…
As the NDA Trial Nears Judgment, What Becomes of the OSP’s Uncertain Authority?
It is a contrast almost like a system stepping onto the battlefield dressed for war, yet still adjusting its gear;…
Who Speaks for the OSP When the State Steps Back: 12 CSOs and the Case for Amicus Curiae
12 CSOs seek amicus curiae role in OSP constitutional case, arguing prosecutorial powers are constitutionally valid amid rare alignment between…
A Mad Rush to the Courts? OSP Ruling Opens the Floodgates for Accused Persons
High Court ruling on OSP authority triggers legal uncertainty, as accused persons may challenge prosecutions, risking delays, fragmented outcomes, and…
High Court Ruling on OSP Prosecutorial Powers Tests Constitutional Boundaries and Exposes Enforcement Risks
A High Court ruling says OSP cannot prosecute without Attorney-General approval, creating conflicting decisions, legal uncertainty, and leaving the Supreme…
AG Stance Against OSP in the Supreme Court: Will Ken Ofori-Atta Walk Free from Extradition?
Attorney-General’s stance challenges Special Prosecutor’s authority, raising doubts over Ken Ofori-Atta’s prosecution and extradition, amid claims of political motivation and…
A Battle of Prosecutorial Powers: Understanding the Supreme Court Challenge to the OSP
Occupying the dual role of government adviser and chief prosecutor, this constitutional structure raised the question whether it could effectively…
Beauty, Wealth, and Divorce: Inside the Quaye Divorce and Ghana’s Changing Law on Marital Property
The Quaye divorce sparks national debate on Ghana’s marital property laws, questioning fairness, judicial discretion, and the balance between contributions,…
Ex-wife of Richard Nii Armah Quaye Moves to Court of Appeal
Joana Quaye has appealed her divorce settlement, labeling the High Court's awards as "manifestly inadequate" and seeking equitable distribution of…
Chief Justice Positions Judiciary as Key Partner in Business Growth at 2026 Kwahu Forum
The judiciary has introduced practical reforms aimed at improving efficiency, particularly in commercial matters where time is often critical
Court Draws Clear Line: Failed Contracts Are Not Crimes, Warns Against Criminalising Private Debt Disputes
The Court then turned to a further question. Whether EOCO had the statutory mandate to investigate the matter at all
Unauthorized Use of IDs in SIM Registrations Is a Privacy Breach: Supreme Court Rules in Elorm K. Gorni v Vodafone Ghana & Others
Supreme Court rules unauthorized SIM registration using someone’s Ghana Card violates constitutional privacy rights, awarding GH₵10,000 damages, emphasizing digital data…