Cool heads must prevail to avoid mayhem in Parliament on Tuesday - Lawyer

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• Soon 1 year ago

  It is coming

  It is coming

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• FRANKIE 1 year ago

  Sir, please channel your advice to AKUFFO ADDO, the bedevilled master and executor of all that is evil and wicked who has corrupted and compromised and bastardized our judiciary and is determined to militarise our democracy.

  Sir, please channel your advice to AKUFFO ADDO, the bedevilled master and executor of all that is evil and wicked who has corrupted and compromised and bastardized our judiciary and is determined to militarise our democracy.

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• Qur'an is toilet paper 1 year ago

  I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed. allah is
  a demon

  I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed. allah is
  a demon

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• Enyo 1 year ago

  Francie, enough of your nonsense!! Mark it here on this page, the speaker will withdraw his ruling and if he fails he will be cited for contempt. No one is above the law...the President didn't choose to interpret the constitu ...
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  Francie, enough of your nonsense!! Mark it here on this page, the speaker will withdraw his ruling and if he fails he will be cited for contempt. No one is above the law...the President didn't choose to interpret the constitution the speaker did so leave him out of your demented rantings!!

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• EDWARD 1 year ago

  you call yourself a lawyer. You should be ashamed of yourself. In the first place you should have pointed out that The issue at hand is a high Court issue and does not fall within the juristiction of the Supreme Court. The Ch ...
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  you call yourself a lawyer. You should be ashamed of yourself. In the first place you should have pointed out that The issue at hand is a high Court issue and does not fall within the juristiction of the Supreme Court. The Chief Justice should have known better and directed them to the High Court but because of politics she shamefully did not do that and with the speed of the wind empanelled other political judges to offer a ruling. I feel sorry for her and hope she is able to get some sleet due to the embarassment she has caused herself

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• Enyo 1 year ago

  Interpretation of the constitution lies in the bosom of the SC and not the high court. Do your research well.

  Interpretation of the constitution lies in the bosom of the SC and not the high court. Do your research well.

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• Kornyor-Markin 1 year ago

  Rubbish. Npp buying time till election is over.
  
  Speaker must be extremely firm to dislodge this nonsense at the supreme court.

  Rubbish. Npp buying time till election is over.
  
  Speaker must be extremely firm to dislodge this nonsense at the supreme court.

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• Kwame 1 year ago

  Why didn't they talk when Akufo Addo started packing the Court ?

  Why didn't they talk when Akufo Addo started packing the Court ?

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• Apuuh 1 year ago

  The Supreme Court on Friday did not interpret any law to support their directive to the Legislature. The judges based their action on emotions and emotions are not in the constitution. Mr Lawyer which Law did the Supreme Cou ...
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  The Supreme Court on Friday did not interpret any law to support their directive to the Legislature. The judges based their action on emotions and emotions are not in the constitution. Mr Lawyer which Law did the Supreme Court base their directive on? . Natural Justice is a moral concept and therefore cannot form the basis of Supreme Court’s directive to the Legislature .Which law did the speaker of Parliament break as per the Supreme Court ruling? . Mr Lawyer the courts are not above the constitution of Ghana so they cannot do whatever they like. Why did the Supreme Court jump the constitutional arrangements by ignoring Article 99 of the constitution and assumed jurisdiction over issues that are reserved for the high court by the Constitution?

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• Enyo 1 year ago

  The SC said it has a constitutional interpretation writ before it and served parliament to hold on till it deals with it, that's the import of the service to parliament. The speaker ignored that and interpreted the constituti ...
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  The SC said it has a constitutional interpretation writ before it and served parliament to hold on till it deals with it, that's the import of the service to parliament. The speaker ignored that and interpreted the constitution which is not within his remit. If he ignores the SC's directive he will be cited for contempt. Mark my words, knowing the speaker and the shenanigans of the NDC he won't try it.

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• The Voltarian 1 year ago

  We'll see on Tuesday. In any regard, your useless NPP party will be chased back to opposition after December 7th. Ghanaians are sick and tired of you people.

  We'll see on Tuesday. In any regard, your useless NPP party will be chased back to opposition after December 7th. Ghanaians are sick and tired of you people.

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