Professor Azar breaks down High Court ruling that stripped OSP of its powers

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Funny 3 months ago

Thanks God osp never successfully prosecute anyone

Thanks God osp never successfully prosecute anyone
ZU 3 months ago

FRANK AGYENA-KARIKARI WILL GET EXTREMELY EXCITED HERE
I hope his relatives will calm him down because his over excitement is not good for his health.

FRANK AGYENA-KARIKARI WILL GET EXTREMELY EXCITED HERE
I hope his relatives will calm him down because his over excitement is not good for his health.
Edja Ezuarh . 3 months ago

Fools are ruining Ghana with pointless partisan politics. Azar, how can Mahama be a good person, a hypocrite, and a tribal fanatic who is politicizing our institutions?

Fools are ruining Ghana with pointless partisan politics. Azar, how can Mahama be a good person, a hypocrite, and a tribal fanatic who is politicizing our institutions?
Donatus 3 months ago

Now Prof. go talk true.

Now Prof. go talk true.
Truth Seeker 3 months ago

Eye opening thoughts by prof Azar. Our judges are politically compromised and incompetent in their work. Favouritism and poilitical colourism are destroying every aspect of life in Ghana.

Eye opening thoughts by prof Azar. Our judges are politically compromised and incompetent in their work. Favouritism and poilitical colourism are destroying every aspect of life in Ghana.
NANA TRUMU TRUMU ADDO 3 months ago

AZAA OSP ENSURED CECILIA DAPAAH AND KEN OFORI ATTA GO SCOT FREE.

AZAA OSP ENSURED CECILIA DAPAAH AND KEN OFORI ATTA GO SCOT FREE.
Aka Kwame. . 3 months ago

Mahama and his bunch of trumu trumu trumu pastors shame unto you all, apuuu hypocrites

Mahama and his bunch of trumu trumu trumu pastors shame unto you all, apuuu hypocrites
24HR ECONOMY YAAMUTU! 3 months ago

I SAID IT THAT EVERYTHING IS WRONG WITH THIS NDC AND THEIR JUDGE POSTURE

I SAID IT THAT EVERYTHING IS WRONG WITH THIS NDC AND THEIR JUDGE POSTURE
Truth Seeker 3 months ago

Very intelligent writeup. Thank you a lot Prof. I hope Ghana's dumbhead judges and lawyers will learn.

Very intelligent writeup. Thank you a lot Prof. I hope Ghana's dumbhead judges and lawyers will learn.
Lori 3 months ago

Shut up. Confused man. Are you a lawyer? Same issues for that Mr Kwasi Prempeh who calls himself Professor.

Shut up. Confused man. Are you a lawyer? Same issues for that Mr Kwasi Prempeh who calls himself Professor.

The orangutan state 3 months ago

The osp has never successfully punished any wrong g doer. He is just there wasting tax payer's money,all his cases has never materialised so no past prosecutions that needed review because of strip of power. All his cases mu ...
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The osp has never successfully punished any wrong g doer. He is just there wasting tax payer's money,all his cases has never materialised so no past prosecutions that needed review because of strip of power. All his cases must is simple and common sense be approved by the AG , the AG he answers to the president not osp. AG is custodian of the law to the government. So they must work hand in hand but the osp is the errant boy of the AG.
Maa Ajoa 3 months ago

If that's the case then Airbus scandal should review because he doesn't have the power to do so

If that's the case then Airbus scandal should review because he doesn't have the power to do so
Yaw 3 months ago

You are very stupid and cheap!

You are very stupid and cheap!
Yaw 3 months ago

Who needs his analysis? The guy is using Ghana as a hobby and probably as an experiment for his self adventures. Like someone said, he and Kwasi Prempeh are there for their stomach and cheap fame. Ghana is cheap !

Who needs his analysis? The guy is using Ghana as a hobby and probably as an experiment for his self adventures. Like someone said, he and Kwasi Prempeh are there for their stomach and cheap fame. Ghana is cheap !
The Spear 3 months ago

The question isn't who needs the analysis, but whether or not his arguments are valid or grounded in constitutional provisions.

Azar doesn't need anyone's money, so why the accusation about being there for his stomach? He ...
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The question isn't who needs the analysis, but whether or not his arguments are valid or grounded in constitutional provisions.

Azar doesn't need anyone's money, so why the accusation about being there for his stomach? He has always offered his genuine concerns about law and erroneous interpretations used to affect jurisprudence and court adjudications, and it's very unfortunate you refused to read what he wrote while coming up with your unfounded and hateful accusations.
I even wonder if that guy ever arrived at prosecuting anyone.
Don 3 months ago

If 1 + 2 = 3, it is a clear and universal truth that everyone accepts without argument. So sometimes I wonder why lawyers often disagree on matters of law. If the law were as straightforward as mathematics, there would be lit ...
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If 1 + 2 = 3, it is a clear and universal truth that everyone accepts without argument. So sometimes I wonder why lawyers often disagree on matters of law. If the law were as straightforward as mathematics, there would be little room for conflicting interpretations or endless debates.
When lawyers strongly disagree on the same legal issue, it can make one think that perhaps the principles were not fully learned or properly understood. After all, if rules are clear, then conclusions should also be clear.
However, unlike mathematics, the law often deals with human behavior, intentions, circumstances, and language, which can be complex and open to interpretation. Still, one may hold the philosophy that where truth is plain and justice is obvious, unnecessary disagreement only shows confusion, poor understanding, or the pursuit of personal interest rather than real justice.
Kumasi Abrantie 2 months ago

One of the best from Prof Kwaku Azar. Excellent piece.

One of the best from Prof Kwaku Azar. Excellent piece.

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