Ghana's Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Remove Justices from High-Profile Case

Ghana's Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Remove Justices from Torkonoo Case Ghana's Supreme Court delivered a significant ruling today, rejecting the Attorney General's attempt to remove Justice Pwamang and other individuals from the ongoing case involving suspended Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo. The decision maintains these individuals as defendants in the case, a development that will likely shape the future proceedings. The video from Channel One TV shows Chief Justice Torkonoo and her husband arriving at the court. The atmosphere, as depicted, is one of legal formality and tension. The court's decision was announced by a five-member panel, headed by Acting Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie. According to reports, the panel ruled in favor of maintaining the original list of defendants. "The committee members will therefore remain as parties to the case as proceedings continue." This statement, reflecting the court's decision, underscores the continued involvement of Justice Pwamang and others in the case. The ruling is expected to have significant implications for the ongoing legal proceedings against Chief Justice Torkonoo. The Supreme Court's decision ensures that the case proceeds with all originally named parties. This outcome adds another layer to the already complex legal battle and keeps the focus on the original allegations.