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CDD-Ghana calls on Chief Justice to uphold judicial impartiality…
The statement said the Center calls on the Chief Justice to reflect on the solemn duties of his office, align his conduct with its ethical demands, and uphold the Code of Conduct to restore the public trust essential to the administration of justice.
By Iddi Yire, GNA Accra, Sept 04, GNA – The Ghana Center for Democratic Development on Friday urged the Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, to exercise the highest possible restraint and discretion in his public engagement and commentary.
It said to safeguard institutional integrity, the Center urges the Chief Justice to lead by example: adhere strictly to the Code of Conduct, and confine public appearances, including engagements with other state institutions, to matters that directly serve court administration or legal development.
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