Supreme Court nominee Anthony Forson Jnr stated on Thursday that he does not support setting a fixed limit on the number of justices on Ghana's highest court.
Forson argued that the Supreme Court has a wide range of constitutional responsibilities and a growing workload.
He believes that a rigid cap on the number of justices would not be practical given the current demands placed on the court.
The nominee's comments came during a discussion about the structure and capacity of the judiciary.
He emphasized that the court's extensive jurisdiction requires flexibility in its staffing.
Forson's position suggests a preference for maintaining the court's ability to adapt to future legal challenges.
His views will be considered as discussions around judicial appointments and court operations continue.