Laws Schools must maintain standards – CJ

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• Ben 10 years ago

  How Can law schools maintain standard if they are being taught by Thieves such as Micheal Arthur Dadzie at Cape Coast University. Arthur Dadzie stole from an account of a deceased and the corrupt cape coast judges including O ...
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  How Can law schools maintain standard if they are being taught by Thieves such as Micheal Arthur Dadzie at Cape Coast University. Arthur Dadzie stole from an account of a deceased and the corrupt cape coast judges including One Mustafa who is now in trouble and Barton Oduro let Arthur Dadzie off the hook without spending a night in jail.

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• tuy 10 years ago

  No, CJ is wrong. Abolish the BL program and follow the American system where candidates with law degrees write the bar exam. That will be an objective criterion for assessing what the law schools are doing. The CJ is incompet ...
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  No, CJ is wrong. Abolish the BL program and follow the American system where candidates with law degrees write the bar exam. That will be an objective criterion for assessing what the law schools are doing. The CJ is incompetent. She wants fewer lawyers to be trained. This is an ancient Ghanaian mindset. Fewer lawyers means that the profession is prestigious. That is an African stupidity.

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• Kwaku. 10 years ago

  Madam Chief Justice. Your judiciary runs an institution that caters for the justice needs of less than 1% of the population. Training more lawyers is NOT equivalent to training bad lawyers. Commonsense shows that there are ma ...
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  Madam Chief Justice. Your judiciary runs an institution that caters for the justice needs of less than 1% of the population. Training more lawyers is NOT equivalent to training bad lawyers. Commonsense shows that there are many specialisations within the law and these can easily be hived off and taught to many who are interested - land, children, theology, contracts, medical etc. It should not take more than a few months to teach and certify many who are interested in aspects of the law. For those who want to go further that would be a different matter. Accra land matters are killing the nation because of the absence of basic ground level knowledge of the law of the land among the land holding elders and chiefs. We need help. Revise your nonsensical notion of 'good lawyers'. Tell the same to the decrepit and irrational National Accreditation Board.

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• S.K 10 years ago

  This CJ is more corrupt than anybody ask her how much they pay themselves per judicial council siting, she should've allow Anas to enter her office.Look give us a brake.

  This CJ is more corrupt than anybody ask her how much they pay themselves per judicial council siting, she should've allow Anas to enter her office.Look give us a brake.

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• Kk man 10 years ago

  Mad CJ please kenya school of law in 2015/16 admitted 1,564 students. You are presiding over General Legal Council who has just admitted 251 students and you talk of good lawyers. Kenya school of law is presided over by Prof. ...
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  Mad CJ please kenya school of law in 2015/16 admitted 1,564 students. You are presiding over General Legal Council who has just admitted 251 students and you talk of good lawyers. Kenya school of law is presided over by Prof.PLO Lumumba n he knows what Kenyans want. Unlike u CJ who think Ghanaians want good Lawyers n so out of 875 LLB graduates you admit only 251.251.shame. sorry am angry after haven't spent a fortune to acquire LLB for u to deny me Just BL. If were in Kenya I would have gain admission.admission . Why.

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• Kotey 10 years ago

  The status quo is like public tiolet

  The status quo is like public tiolet

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