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The Member of Parliament for Akwatia, Bernard Bediako Baidoo, has rejected the Minority’s accusation that the Mahama administration is attempting to pack the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court nominee Justice Edward Amoako Asante has reaffirmed his commitment to judicial independence, insisting that judges must determine cases solely on the facts presented and the applicable law, regardless of who appointed them.
Supreme Court nominee Anthony Forson Jr. has opposed proposals to cap the number of justices at the apex court, arguing that its broad jurisdiction and workload make a fixed limit impractical.
Minority Chief Whip in Parliament, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has questioned the urgency behind the expedited vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, arguing that the ongoing legal holiday provides sufficient time for the process to be conducted in line with established parliamentary practice.
Parliament’s Appointments Committee has recommended the approval of three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court, following a dramatic vetting process that was disrupted by a walkout by the Minority Caucus.
Supreme Court nominee Anthony Forson Jnr has opposed calls for a cap on the number of Justices who can serve on Ghana’s apex court, arguing that the court’s broad constitutional mandate and workload make a fixed limit impractical.
Chairman of Parliament’s Appointments Committee, Bernard Ahiafor, has dismissed the Minority’s objection to the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, insisting that the process is firmly grounded in Parliament’s decision to recall the House.
The vetting of three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court is ongoing despite a boycott by the Minority in Parliament over the timetable for the exercise.
Chairman of Parliament’s Appointments Committee, Bernard Ahiafor, has rejected the Minority’s attempt to halt the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, describing the grounds for the objection as “flimsy”, “hollow” and “baseless”.
The Minority Caucus in Parliament on Thursday walked out of the Appointments Committee’s proceedings over the vetting of three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court, escalating a standoff over the timetable for considering the nominations.
The Minority in Parliament has formally objected to the three-day timetable proposed for the vetting of three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court.
Minority Leader in Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has challenged the urgency surrounding the proposed vetting of three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court, arguing that there is currently no vacancy on the apex court to justify what he described as a compressed parliamentary timetable.
The Minority in Parliament has demanded the deferment of the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees, arguing that there is no urgent vacancy on the bench to justify the process being rushed.
The Minority in Parliament has accused the Majority Caucus of wasting valuable parliamentary time despite the Speaker’s emergency recall of the House for a five-day sitting.
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