Lawyers have voiced strong objections to how courts are operating during their vacation period. They believe the selection of cases to be heard is not fair.
This practice, described as 'selective', means some legal matters are addressed while others are postponed. This situation has caused frustration among legal professionals.
The lawyers are representing clients, including a former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company Limited. They feel this selective approach disadvantages their clients.
Concerns have been raised about the transparency and impartiality of the court's decisions regarding which cases proceed during this time.
The legal fraternity is calling for a review of the procedures for court sittings during vacations.
They emphasize the importance of equal access to justice for all individuals, regardless of the timing of their cases.
The Ghana Judicial Service has not yet released a statement regarding these concerns.