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Mahama urges judges to uphold impartiality in all cases including politically sensitive ones

Independence and accountability President Mahama reaffirmed his commitment to judicial independence, stressing that it was not a privilege for the personal benefit of judges but a safeguard for citizens seeking fair and impartial justice.
The President said public confidence in the judiciary depended not only on the quality of judicial decisions but also on the conduct of judges, the accessibility of the courts and the timely delivery of justice.
President Mahama also described the judicial oath as a serious commitment to the people of Ghana rather than a ceremonial exercise.
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