Supreme Court at 150: Justice belongs to the people, not judges — Chief Justice

Looking aheadAs the Supreme Court marks its 150th anniversary, the Chief Justice urged future generations of judges to build on the institution's legacy by deepening public confidence in the administration of justice.

The Chief Justice, Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, has described public confidence in the judiciary as the Supreme Court's most valuable inheritance, stressing that justice ultimately belongs to the people and must be administered without fear, favour or discrimination.

The Chief Justice made the remarks at the 150th Anniversary Celebrations and Lecture Series of the Supreme Court, held in Kumasi on Thursday, July 16.