The Revival of Tribunals in Ghana: Reforming Justice Delivery Or the Resurrection of a Troubled Legacy?
This article takes the position that the prolonged non appointment of Chairmen to the Regional Tribunals was not unconstitutional and did not amount to a suspension of a constitutional institution. Their constitutional existence remained intact notwithstanding their institutional inactivity, and they remained capable of reactivation at any time without constitutional amendment. Four interrelated considerations support this conclusion
Hamid Mashood, Esq.