Ghana Law Since Independence : History, Development and Prospects_Collections…

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DUTY OF CARE-HOW BIG?

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OF "NUTS IN THE GROUND NOT BEING GROUNDNUTS" THE CURRENT STATE OF CUSTOMARY…

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O, THE DIFFERENCE THAT A WORD MAKES! - REMAKING THE LAWS OF GHANA BY THE STA…

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PUBLISHING CRIMINAL STATISTICS-AN UNEXPLORED ASSET TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE …

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DETINUE OR CONVERSION?: A NOTE ON TABURY v. GHANA COMMERCIAL BANK*

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GHANA LAW SINCE INDEPENDENCE HISTORY, DEVELOPMENT AND PROSPECTS

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THE NATIONAL RECONCILIATION PROCESS: THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS BODIES.

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THE RIGHT TO BAIL: STATUTE, JUDGE-MADE LAW AND THE 1992 CONSTITUTION

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RULE OF LAW AND THE 'DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM' SYNDROME: REFLECTIONS ON POLITICA…

Rule of Law and the Do You Know Who I Am Syndrome: Reflections on Political Security in Ghana

The Right to Bail : Statute, Judge -Made Law and the 1992 Constitution

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The National Reconciliation Process : The Role of Religious Bodies

Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (TRCs) as they are known worldwide have become the mode by which nations with a troubled past are seeking to come to terms with their past, and make amends for past misdeeds done in the name of the state, to fellow citizens. This trend has been set by developments in the field of human rights occasioned by the rise in Natural Law philosophies and the re-…