New Supreme Court Justices pledge to uphold Constitution, administer justice without fear or favour
Three newly sworn-in Supreme Court Justices have pledged to uphold the Constitution and laws of Ghana and administer justice without fear or favour.
Three new Supreme Court Justices in Ghana have taken an oath to uphold the Constitution and administer justice without bias or prejudice. Justice Sophia Rosetta Oduokouan Bernasko-Essah, speaking for her colleagues, emphasized their commitment to serving the Ghanaian people. They acknowledged the sacred nature of their judicial role, promising to exercise their authority independently and courageously, guided by the law.
The new Justices affirmed that their decisions would be fair, impartial, and made with integrity, always remaining true to the Constitution and the trust placed in them by the people of Ghana.
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