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The petition was published by GhanaWeb on November 14, 2020, with the title: Lolobi, Akpafu chiefs petition ChiefJustice over ‘judicial frustration’.
In the rejoinder signed by the Judicial Secretary Justice Cynthia Pamela Addo, the Chief Justice has noted that the publication resulted in insults on his person by readers of the article.
The Chief Justice would be compelled to resort to legal action “if GhanaWeb does not refrain from publishing such news items” about the Judiciary and himself “without verifying the facts in advance of such publications and therefore attracting scandalous comments from some consumers,” the rejoinder added.
Read the full text of the rejoinder sent by the Office of the Judicial Secretary below:
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