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Delays in criminal cases largely caused by prosecutors, not courts- Dennis Dwomoh
In his view, addressing bottlenecks within the prosecution system, including delays in preparing cases and presenting evidence, would be a more effective way of improving the efficiency of criminal justice delivery.
An adjunct constitutional law lecturer at the GIMPA Law School, Dennis Adjei Dwomoh, has opposed establishing tribunal courts as a solution to delays in Ghana’s criminal justice system."The major issues relating to criminal trials in this country, if you study the system, the delays are not caused by the courts.
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