Twenty-Four jurors who have served in Ghana’s legal system for periods ranging from three to fourteen years have retired.

At a brief ceremony to honour them, the Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Anin Yeboah, thanked them for their selfless service to Ghana and to the legal system.

The Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church Ghana, The Most Rev. Dr. Paul K. Boafo, has called on Ghanaians to allow justice and righteousness prevail in society and be a standard of daily life.

The Regional Office for West and Central Africa of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC ROSEN) has presented 15 Desktop Computers and Six Communication Radios (VHF) to the Judicial Service of Ghana (JSG). The equipment come in as part of first tranche of items after the delivery of assorted law books to support the Service’s mandate of administration of justice.

The President of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court, Justice Edward Amoako Asante, has called on the Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Anin Yeboah, at the Chief Justice’s Conference Room, Accra.

The Judicial Service has launched a Web-based Legal Library in Accra. It is an online platform that provides a comprehensive collection of national legislations, judicial decisions and supporting rules and regulations and judicial commentaries which will be accessible to Judges, Magistrates, the Bar and all actors in the justice sector. 

The Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Anin Yeboah, has cautioned newly appointed Notaries Public that they can be sanctioned for violating the rules of their profession, hence must conduct themselves in a manner worthy of their office.

The Chief Justice, His Lordship Justice Anin Yeboah, has outlined the Judiciary’s preparedness towards handling any dispute that may arise from the December 7, 2020 general elections.