WIRE — The Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has raised concerns over the continued hearing of part-heard criminal cases during the legal vacation, warning that compelling lawyers to appear could undermine established court traditions and amount to selective justice. In a letter to the Chief Justice, Justice Paul Baffoe Bonnie, on Monday, 10 August, the GBA said it The post GBA warns Judiciary against breaching legal vacation rules, demands halt to forced court sittings appeared first on The Herald ghana.
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