Ramadan, Akyea review application a waste of time - Mornah

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Tecknocat 12 years ago

Atta Akyea why?

Atta Akyea why?
Jato Julor (J.J.) Rawlings 12 years ago

Bernard 'pimple-brained' Mornah, you are rather a waste of everybody's time.

Justice delayed, they say, is justice denied.

Allowing the judiciary to sit on holidays to dispense justice was an innovation intended to bene ...
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Bernard 'pimple-brained' Mornah, you are rather a waste of everybody's time.

Justice delayed, they say, is justice denied.

Allowing the judiciary to sit on holidays to dispense justice was an innovation intended to benefit Ghanaians as a whole and not any particular person.

With the police service and other security agencies fully under the control of the govt of the day,they could be used to abuse the human rights of ordinary Ghanaians at the behest of the govt.

So if a Ghanaian is arrested on any flimsy charge by the police on a Thursday and is kept by the Police for the mandatory 48 hours maximum that the Police has within its ambit, he can be granted bail on a saturday or sunday if he is made to appear before a court.

And the fact that nobody, and not even the Attorney-General was in court to rebut your charge which led to the judges handing you a favourable judgement on a silver platter doesn't make you a legal luminary, Benard Mornah !

What benefit do you get if the courts don't sit on holidays, Bernard Mornah ?

Grow some brains and start disturbing our ears with your baloneys.
Okoe 12 years ago

Is he doing it pro Bono?

Is he doing it pro Bono?
Facebook lawyer 12 years ago

No wonder! Attah Akyea is struggling to accept reality because he is from NPP, the party that doesn't accept defeat in good faith. With a month he has lost two cases, abaaaaa!

No wonder! Attah Akyea is struggling to accept reality because he is from NPP, the party that doesn't accept defeat in good faith. With a month he has lost two cases, abaaaaa!
U AND I WERE NOT THERE 12 years ago

This is the second time Atta Akyea is losing case at the supreme court and its becoming an indication of how this guy is losing his legal acumen.
He is always trying to defend the indefensible.

This is the second time Atta Akyea is losing case at the supreme court and its becoming an indication of how this guy is losing his legal acumen.
He is always trying to defend the indefensible.
Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 12 years ago

There are lawyers parading in Ghana as legal luminaries but in reality they are nothing but amateurs. They use some other means but not the law to win cases. I am not a lawyer but I am yet to find a case that someone who was ...
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There are lawyers parading in Ghana as legal luminaries but in reality they are nothing but amateurs. They use some other means but not the law to win cases. I am not a lawyer but I am yet to find a case that someone who was not a party to the original case could make an appeal. Supreme Court review is another form of an appeal so if Atta Akyea is right that any citizen can seek a SC review, what he is trying to invent is that, A can start a case against B in the High Court and when he loses, A can ask C to take the case to the Appeal Court when C was not a party to the original case at the High Court. Atta Akyea should tell the whole world in which jurisprudence such a system exists. The fact that any citizen can go to the SC does not necessarily mean any citizen can seek a review of a SC decision. It's laughable. He probably thought he could set a precedence and make legal history but he was misguided to show his ignorance at the highest court of the land.
Otuo Ampah 12 years ago

9-0 Unanimous decision is a clear indication that my good friend has to start law all over again. Hmmm if I were atta akyea I would just hang my wig and look for some business to do.Maybe second hand clothen dealing will do.

9-0 Unanimous decision is a clear indication that my good friend has to start law all over again. Hmmm if I were atta akyea I would just hang my wig and look for some business to do.Maybe second hand clothen dealing will do.
Paul Amuna 12 years ago

Don't forget, the man's day job is as a sitting Member of Parliament. He is seeking cheap popularity but notoriety does not equate to heroism (as was shown in his abysmal defence of the notorious Ken Kuranchie) nor does fame ...
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Don't forget, the man's day job is as a sitting Member of Parliament. He is seeking cheap popularity but notoriety does not equate to heroism (as was shown in his abysmal defence of the notorious Ken Kuranchie) nor does fame come cheap.
Sir Chapman 12 years ago

I dont understand something here: the sc judges,are they contitutionally permitted to sit on holidays or what?Why did it take Mornah to tell them (sc judges)that thay cant work on holidays? I need education here.

I dont understand something here: the sc judges,are they contitutionally permitted to sit on holidays or what?Why did it take Mornah to tell them (sc judges)that thay cant work on holidays? I need education here.
Koby 12 years ago

I think there is confusion in PNC.Even in the U.K the courts sit on saturdays. How many holidays do you need in Ghana? Some people need to get off their lazy backsides and work for the good of Ghana.-Sacrifice their weekend f ...
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I think there is confusion in PNC.Even in the U.K the courts sit on saturdays. How many holidays do you need in Ghana? Some people need to get off their lazy backsides and work for the good of Ghana.-Sacrifice their weekend fufu and aponkye nkrakra for the good of Ghana.

OPINION 12 years ago

This is the problem we have as a nation; every time we want to refer to UK, USA , are we them? are they we? is Ghana UK?

This is the problem we have as a nation; every time we want to refer to UK, USA , are we them? are they we? is Ghana UK?
Otuo Ampah 12 years ago

You are a confused illegal immigrant .If a court sits in the UK and you want that done in Ghana,please come down and come and defend the initial provision of .CI74 or you stop doing those village comparisons just because you ...
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You are a confused illegal immigrant .If a court sits in the UK and you want that done in Ghana,please come down and come and defend the initial provision of .CI74 or you stop doing those village comparisons just because you have visited the UK. I doubt that you even know anything about the UK'S constitution. OFUNCHI IS WHAT YOU ARE!If you don't know what it is please ask Nicholas Omane Akyeampong(aka Tabitha Kum.
Francis 12 years ago

If an ordinary person like my brother Bernard could argue this way and a said learnert friend is also advancing his arguement this way and he is representing some constituents then it is serious for us as a country. This guy ...
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If an ordinary person like my brother Bernard could argue this way and a said learnert friend is also advancing his arguement this way and he is representing some constituents then it is serious for us as a country. This guy cannot be a well trained lawyer but among those who acquired their law certificates from outside the law school. The golden Mornah from the west shine and we are behind you. Atta go back and school for this time you have to practicalised the law and not to copy from a book.
IJAHMAN 12 years ago

My brothers do you think this lawyer is having a certificate at all

My brothers do you think this lawyer is having a certificate at all
PASQUIN 12 years ago

IN para 7 of this article, the should read INKLING.
Abi ?

IN para 7 of this article, the should read INKLING.
Abi ?
ODIKRO BA JUMAH 12 years ago

WELCOME TO THE CLUB ABU RAMADAN. NOW YOU KNOW HOW KEN KURANCHIE FELT. ATTA WILL GET IT RIGHT ONE DAY. YOU CANNOT WIN ALWAYS BUT YOU SHOULD TRY TO WIN SOMETIMES.

WELCOME TO THE CLUB ABU RAMADAN. NOW YOU KNOW HOW KEN KURANCHIE FELT. ATTA WILL GET IT RIGHT ONE DAY. YOU CANNOT WIN ALWAYS BUT YOU SHOULD TRY TO WIN SOMETIMES.
Otuo Ampah 12 years ago

The constitution is clearly superior to any institution the judiciary not excluded.So it is unconstitutional for any one to ask judges to sit on statutory holidays which are a provision by the constitution of Ghana.Hmmm I thi ...
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The constitution is clearly superior to any institution the judiciary not excluded.So it is unconstitutional for any one to ask judges to sit on statutory holidays which are a provision by the constitution of Ghana.Hmmm I think atta akyea is anemic in constitutional law.
Mensah @ law 12 years ago

It is rather unfortunate if this same constitution allows parliamentary petition to end at the court of appeal level without an opportunity for a n appeal at the Supreme Court , how much more a presidential petition? Why sh ...
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It is rather unfortunate if this same constitution allows parliamentary petition to end at the court of appeal level without an opportunity for a n appeal at the Supreme Court , how much more a presidential petition? Why should a presidential election have an opportunity to be reviewed how much more an open ended time frame for review . This is sad for the country . Did our judges think of the consequences of their decision in the Mornah case? I leave time to tell. This is not propaganda this is law . Please shout up if you don't understand the issues at stake,
Akufoooooooooooool Addue 12 years ago

Atta Akyea is a patapaa lawyer just like the pack they have in NPP. How can you win such a case when you don't know the law? Oh Atta Akyea!!!!!!!

Atta Akyea is a patapaa lawyer just like the pack they have in NPP. How can you win such a case when you don't know the law? Oh Atta Akyea!!!!!!!

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