WIRE — Remarks by His Lordship the Chief Justice at the congress of the Senior Staff Association of the Judicial Service of Ghana must bring firm clarity to one issue in the ongoing, rather needless, legal vacation debate. That aspect largely confirms the administrative realities outlined in Parts 2 and 3 of this series. To active practitioners, the CJ's comments reinforce a fundamental procedural truth: the authority to grant an adjournment rests exclusively within the judicial discretion of the presiding judge, not the CJ. Unless a special warrant explicitly commands a judge to conduct daily trial sittings during the recess, standard administrative warrants issued by the CJ are simply the routine, annual authorizations enabling designated vacation courts to sit.
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