'You don’t always need the response of the Chief Justice' – Martin Kpebu on CJ’s saga

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I piss on sick dog prophet mohammed 9 months ago

qur'an is toilet paper. Burn all mosques in Africa. Kill muslims .

qur'an is toilet paper. Burn all mosques in Africa. Kill muslims .
Freda Osae 9 months ago

I would be surprised if Kpebu had said anything different.

I would be surprised if Kpebu had said anything different.
Azure 9 months ago

The butcher fears his/her own knife. Since when do you think of respecting human rights

The butcher fears his/her own knife. Since when do you think of respecting human rights
Hardi Cissey 9 months ago

the Clause you quoted is in respect of removal of a Justice of the supreme court Article 146 "(3) If the President receives a petition for the removal of a Justice of a Superior Court other than the Chief Justice or for the r ...
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the Clause you quoted is in respect of removal of a Justice of the supreme court Article 146 "(3) If the President receives a petition for the removal of a Justice of a Superior Court other than the Chief Justice or for the removal of the Chairman of a Regional Tribunal, he shall refer the petition to the Chief Justice, who shall determine whether there is a prima facie case. in this matter is the Chief Justice her self which falls under Article 146(6). A fundamental principle of natural justice ensuring a fair hearing where each party has the opportunity to respond to evidence against them.(Audi alteram partem). so snr counsel pls this is in rest of the Chief Justice and she is ought to see the petition and respond if wish be. see the case of Agyei vrs Ag 2006.
Daakyehene 9 months ago

Is she not a justice of a superior court?

Is she not a justice of a superior court?
Batuta 9 months ago

Some of us are at loss why the media will always want to seek the opinion of a half baked lawyer who is not qualified to be a clerk in any reputable law firm when there are proper and distinguished lawyers around.

Some of us are at loss why the media will always want to seek the opinion of a half baked lawyer who is not qualified to be a clerk in any reputable law firm when there are proper and distinguished lawyers around.
Know your boundaries 9 months ago

She never respected Mahama why does she still want to be there

She never respected Mahama why does she still want to be there
Ghanaman 9 months ago

Do you think it is a ministerial appointment?

Do you think it is a ministerial appointment?
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Citizen Gh. 9 months ago

This is sense! This is wisdom!! This is the law and maturity!!! NPP, humble yourself and learn.
Stop this turkashie attitude. You don't know anything yet, you brag alot.
Humble yourself and learn!

This is sense! This is wisdom!! This is the law and maturity!!! NPP, humble yourself and learn.
Stop this turkashie attitude. You don't know anything yet, you brag alot.
Humble yourself and learn!

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'You don’t always need the response of the Chief Justice' – Martin Kpebu on CJ’s saga

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