Justice Dery cringes as Lady Fate approaches

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  The question as to Bokor being a bastard or a liability is two fold, depending upon how you want to see it.
  In the face of ethnicity (that is tribe) J.K.Bokor is a "bastard" but to Readers of Ghanaweb he is a liability. Let ...
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  The question as to Bokor being a bastard or a liability is two fold, depending upon how you want to see it.
  In the face of ethnicity (that is tribe) J.K.Bokor is a "bastard" but to Readers of Ghanaweb he is a liability. Let me add one more thing, in partisan politics too he is seen by most Readers as a hypocrite bastard.

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• Samuel Ansah ,New York 10 years ago

  This's real stuff Bokor had written and you the so -called professor instead of adding more meaningful comments you talking very stupid things .Are u one of the relations of the greedy bastards who were receiving the yams,fr ...
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  This's real stuff Bokor had written and you the so -called professor instead of adding more meaningful comments you talking very stupid things .Are u one of the relations of the greedy bastards who were receiving the yams,fresh snails ,goats and of the cash? Shame to you Mr Lungu I will never put professor before your name it's fake

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• Samuel Ansah ,New York 10 years ago

  This's real stuff Bokor had written and you the so -called professor instead of adding more meaningful comments you're talking about very stupid things .Are u one of the relations of the greedy bastards who were receiving th ...
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  This's real stuff Bokor had written and you the so -called professor instead of adding more meaningful comments you're talking about very stupid things .Are u one of the relations of the greedy bastards who were receiving the yams,fresh snails ,goats and of course cash? Shame to you Mr Lungu I will never put professor before your name because it's a fake title

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• irrepressible fireman 10 years ago

  U don't have manners, bokor is a better human being than u,stupid fool

  U don't have manners, bokor is a better human being than u,stupid fool

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• Wisdom Mensah 10 years ago

  The so-called Dr. J.K.Bokor is a big time partisan political hypocrite idiot.

  The so-called Dr. J.K.Bokor is a big time partisan political hypocrite idiot.

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• Galbose 10 years ago

  Political galamsey. Justice Derry,u see your real size?hmmmmm.

  Political galamsey. Justice Derry,u see your real size?hmmmmm.

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• LAST DON 10 years ago

  So why attack Derry!

  So why attack Derry!

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• Joe 10 years ago

  Dear Michael Bokor,
  Well, I may agree to a large extent your submissions regarding the above subject involving the judges in article.
  For John Ndebugri,I beg you, he is an outstanding lawyer. He is only doing what he has be ...
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  Dear Michael Bokor,
  Well, I may agree to a large extent your submissions regarding the above subject involving the judges in article.
  For John Ndebugri,I beg you, he is an outstanding lawyer. He is only doing what he has been trained to do. He won several cases both in high, circuit and magistrate courts. Apart from the fact that he is a trained mechanical Engineer with an impeccable academic records from NAVASCO through the KNUST, you can ask anyone who knows Lawyer John Ndebugri and he or she will tell you he is a knowledgeable lawyer. Yes, one might argue that he is handling an almost impossible or difficult case, but that does not in anyway suggest he has not won cases in his legal carrier. Truth must be told that lawyers will always go all out to defend their clients and that is the job of lawyers.
  Please, make enough research on people you know very little about before ridiculing them in your write-ups.
  
  Joseph (054 83 63 913).

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• alfa-alfa 10 years ago

  This shameful bribery and corruption episode in the Ghana Judiciary should be handled with the alacrity its seriousness calls for. The Chief Justice and the Judicial Council should not let these serious allegations be swept u ...
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  This shameful bribery and corruption episode in the Ghana Judiciary should be handled with the alacrity its seriousness calls for. The Chief Justice and the Judicial Council should not let these serious allegations be swept under the carpet like many a Ghanaian palaver which, in public view, boils "kotor kotor kotor", but freezes like an iceberg in Alaska.

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• Anokye Twum-Antwi 10 years ago

  I think that very soon, we shall have to stop referring to the guilty ones as 'Justice' this and that. For now, let them enjoy the last pangs of freedom. How can such a privileged, learned and elite group stoop so low to disg ...
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  I think that very soon, we shall have to stop referring to the guilty ones as 'Justice' this and that. For now, let them enjoy the last pangs of freedom. How can such a privileged, learned and elite group stoop so low to disgrace their colleagues? Pure greed, short and simple. These judges, would have practiced as lawyers for very long periods before being elevated to the bench. The salaries, free accommodation and other privileges that go with their job are simply the best in the country. They even retire on full salary and live rent free till death. Then, despite all these, they are alleged to have stooped so low as to accept meager amounts to either free criminals or sell judgement to the highest bidder or the one willing to pay in civil litigation. Well done, Anas and his team. Let justice prevail. By the way where is Charles Quist now?

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• Anokye Twum-Antwi 10 years ago

  As someone who has been at the receiving end of a dodgy judgement from Charles Quist, I can't believe that he has had his comeuppance so swiftly. The arrogance and greed have consumed him. On the one hand, I am tempted to fee ...
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  As someone who has been at the receiving end of a dodgy judgement from Charles Quist, I can't believe that he has had his comeuppance so swiftly. The arrogance and greed have consumed him. On the one hand, I am tempted to feel sorry for these judges. I know how difficult it is to go through O and A levels, university and professional qualifications to reach their lofty heights. BUT, and this is a clear BUT, these people have shown pure greed and wickedness in their alleged conducts (if proven). In other jurisdictions, they would have swiftly fallen on their own swords - I am in no way suggesting that they should commit suicide - because that would rob us of justice. They must face the full rigors of the law and, if found culpable, punished accordingly. No one can hep them now. The enormity of the allegations is such that if any attempt is made to roll it under the carpets, there would be an uprising and this would further dent the already battered image of the judiciary

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