/

The Art Of Persuasion: Crafting Compelling Arguments

The journey to construct a good argument requires a map that others can follow in order to get to the…

10 months ago

Read the full Judgement in the case of Adrianus A.K.V vrs Clara Naadu Nartey & 1 Anor

This is an appeal against a judgment of the Court of Appeal dated 17 November, 2022. The Court of Appeal,…

9 months ago

MONDAY ESSAY: New Year – Same You: Reflecting On The Past & Resolving For The Future

The Ghanaian lawyer and the legal profession in general, in the past year, has made significant progress and exceled in…

10 months ago

Recap of this Lady Will Mentorship Conference 2025: Empowering Women, Cultivating Purpose, Building Legacy

At its core, This Lady Will exists for every young woman still becoming. Because becoming is a journey, not a…

9 months ago

Ten years, many paths: Catching up with the first new professional law course class

In October 2015, about 250 students entered the Ghana School of Law, to embark on what was an experiment in…

10 months ago

MONDAY ESSAY: Lawyers As Critics, Judges As Targets: Reflections On Judicial Criticism And Resilience In The New Year

Uninformed criticism erodes the public trust in the judiciary and undermines its authority. Criticism should be constructive and respectful, focusing…

9 months ago

Case of the Week: Rahim Ibrahim & 3 others v. The Public

The decision affirms that possession of suspected stolen property alone is insufficient for a conviction unless accompanied by proof of…

11 months ago

Disputes Convocation Steering Committee Pays Courtesy Call on Nana Dr. S. K. B. Asante

The Disputes Convocation promises to be a high-level, one-day conference carefully curated to equip participants with practical, hands-on knowledge and…

9 months ago

MONDAY ESSAY: The Corpse In Court: Examining Judicial Attitudes To Restraining Orders Over Dead Bodies

Injunctions are purposed to protect a right where that legal right could be asserted either at law or equity. This…

9 months ago

MONDAY ESSAY: The Public Interest, Judicial Independence & The Myth Of Neutrality

In our society, judges have discretionary power to do justice in a manner so wide that they may be regarded…

11 months ago