JUSAG Holds 2nd Quadrennial Delegates’ Conference
The Chief of Staff with officials of JUSAG at the 2nd Quadrennial Delegates’ Conference in Tamale The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG), has held its 2nd Quadrennial Read More... The post JUSAG Holds 2nd Quadrennial Delegates’ Conference appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The Judicial Service Staff Association of Ghana (JUSAG) recently concluded its 2nd Quadrennial Delegates’ Conference in Tamale, Northern Region. President John Dramani Mahama's representative, Chief of Staff Julius Debrah, attended the two-day event, which centered around the theme "Championing staff welfare and technology; anchors of quality justice."
The conference aimed to promote staff welfare and technology integration within the justice system, emphasizing the importance of a balance between technological advancement and human judgment.
Debrah highlighted President Mahama's commitment to the independence of the judiciary and the government's dedication to supporting its digital transformation to improve accessibility and reduce delays. He stressed that the strength of a justice system lies not only in the quality of its laws and judges but also in the conditions under which its staff work. The government, according to Debrah, will continue to collaborate with the judiciary to enhance its administration and bring justice closer to the people.
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie endorsed the government's passage of the Judicial Service (Terms and Conditions of Service) Regulations, 2025 (C.I. 141) and emphasized the importance of maintaining a collaborative relationship among all stakeholders in the justice system. He cautioned against allowing technology to replace human judgment, integrity, and diligence, stressing that an efficient case-management system cannot substitute for diligent human effort.
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