Challenge judicial decisions in court, not through media – Thaddeus Sory tells lawyers

According to him, lawyers who disagree with decisions by judges or the Chief Justice have several legal avenues available to them and should exhaust those options before making public allegations of political interference or bias.

His comments come amid controversy over a decision by Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie to authorise selected High Court judges to sit during the legal vacation.

He therefore urged lawyers to use the appropriate legal and judicial channels to resolve disagreements over decisions affecting their cases, rather than relying on public pressure.