A lawyer has highlighted significant problems within Ghana's judicial system. He stated that over fifty courts currently lack judges.
The lawyer explained that the main issues affecting how justice is delivered in Ghana are not about having enough tribunals.
Instead, he pointed to inadequate buildings and facilities for courts as a major problem.
Limited numbers of judicial staff also contribute to the challenges. This includes judges, clerks, and other essential personnel.
Furthermore, a lack of necessary resources and equipment hinders the work of the courts.
These issues collectively impact the speed and fairness of justice delivery across the country.
The lawyer's comments were made in response to ongoing discussions about improving the legal system.
He stressed the importance of addressing these fundamental needs to ensure justice for all citizens.