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Absence of documents doesn't weaken galamsey prosecution – Professor Kwaku Azar

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  • Batuta 10 months ago

    Good for nothing stomach analyst. Mouth like a galamsey pit.

  • George Barns 10 months ago

    What I am hearing from Prof Asare? I am not a lawyer but I have dealt with court over 4decades. A man who claims to be professor of law says document or lack of evidence is not necessarily to prove your case in competent cour ...
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  • Shallom Shallom 10 months ago

    This man is a fool ,a lawyer talking like this i wonder how many case's he has won.

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  • Lee Terkpor. Look at that DICKHEAD talking 10 months ago

    In fact your name fits you very well. No wonder you are on the government what's app group. You are a false pretender. How can a hearsay be accepted as evidence in a competent court of jurisdiction? You the so called neu ...
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  • Honourable9 10 months ago

    Proferssor how can you accused and charged someone without evidence?

  • Kowus 10 months ago

    So you hear someone does illegal mining and has given land to miners to work and you want to jail the person based on hearsay and please a whole professor .

  • Abusua 10 months ago

    How would someone doing something illegal have a paper covering his illegal act? Nonsense. This nonsense must stop. The people must be prosecuted and if found guilty be punished severely. Look at the lives they destroying

  • Adu 10 months ago

    Convicting one on hearsay would be difficult for any judge oo.