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I don’t support death penalty – Justice Apau

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  • DER-GBAALE 9 years ago

    Though I agree with argument that there are times innocent people are slapped with the sentence, there are also many times that the culprits are the right ones caught by law. What happens to these? I am also a staunch Christi ...
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  • nana usa 9 years ago

    Judge Appau thats why the country is all orrupt DEATH PENALTY SHD BE BROUGHT TO OUR BOOKS AND GHANA WILL BE FREE.YOU FEAR DEATH PENALTY BCOS YOU ARE ALSO CORRUPT IN YOUR DEALINGS

  • Dziko Kwame 9 years ago

    Dear Honourable Judge,

    I would say that the statement below spoiled your case:

    "...We can put him away and leave justice for the Lord to determine… .."

    Ooohooo. Based on your analogy as above, my humble question t ...
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  • METHINKS 9 years ago

    We need the death penalty on the books for corrupt gov't and public officials. It should be a special statute that deals with such miscreants quickly, indeed, speedily since the actions of such miscreants results in the death ...
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  • Samuel Ansah ,New York 9 years ago

    Is it only NDC government that's corrupt? What about the previous government , NPP ? Kufour came to office with the slogan zero tolerance for corruption , but what did he say when questioned what he was doing a ...
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  • METHINKS 9 years ago

    The courts are there aren't they? So NDC should take the previous NPP govt to court and that one too, NDC lacks the brains to do that?

  • ASAMOAH-ABOAGYE 9 years ago

    Kufour was the most corrupt and tribalistic president ever to rule Ghana. Haruna Esseku, former Chairman of NPP said Kufour used to load bribe monies from contractors into he (Kufor's) car boot at the presidency. Kufour was t ...
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  • METHINKS 9 years ago

    And NDC wants to say they don't know their way to the court with all the evidence?
    Be serious.
    Currently on the whole of the Africa continent there are no greater corrupt and looting thieves anywhere on this African contine ...
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  • Wuofei 9 years ago

    The death penalty should be reserved for certain crimes. Corruption is not one of them. In every society there are people who have given up on life and would resort to heinous crimes knowing very well that the only punishment ...
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  • White Man 9 years ago

    No wonder christians are fools and theses fools are spoiling our youth.If you work for 40 and about to enjoy your succes then an armed robber breaks into your apartment slessp with your wife and daughter at a gun point later ...
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  • Efa Poku 9 years ago

    whiteman, that was Justice Apau view what is ur view ? if the insult on the chridtuans is ur view then pls come again.l dont no ur religion but no good any religious will talk like this pray for forgivness. I pray that GOD f ...
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  • Efa Poku 9 years ago

    whiteman, that was Justice Apau view what is ur view ? if the insult on the christians is ur view then pls come again.l dont no ur religion but no good religiousmab will talk like this pray for forgivness. I pray that GOD fo ...
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  • Goldcoaster 9 years ago

    Nonsense! How many innocent people have been "slapped" with death sentence in Ghana?

    In Ghana, I hate people saying hypocritically they're Christians. How come corruption is so rife in the country? It is my belief Ghana s ...
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  • Fuseni 9 years ago

    Hahahaha why?

  • appuutor 9 years ago

    It is better to leave 99 suspects free than to jail 1 innocent person. That useless talks is what some judges use to free criminals only for them to go back to the communities to commit more crime. The police should stop p ...
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  • JH. New York 9 years ago

    "Unless proofed beyond any reasonable doubt, a person accused of any wrongdoing is Free " How does Justice Appau,agree or disagree with this Statement ?.
    Again,in the Holy Book,it is stated that "he who kills by the Sword ...
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  • JH. New York 9 years ago

    correction:
    ...the Country's Attorney Generals past and present,do not know they had/has the sole responsibility and right to cause investigations both public and private(police,AG investigators) in corruptions of National ...
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  • Pelicles 9 years ago

    The death penalty is good. Why? If someone takes a life, the state has the right to take that person's life. Does it make sense to keep such a person in prison and use taxpayers money to feed that person three square meals a ...
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