The Supreme Court is set to deliver a ruling today on a significant legal challenge. The case questions the prosecutorial powers of the Office of the Special Prosecutor.
A private lawyer, Noah Adamtey, filed the suit. He argues that the Attorney-General is the only official constitutionally mandated to prosecute criminal cases.
This legal battle could reshape the functions and authority of the Office of the Special Prosecutor. The office was established to fight corruption and economic crimes.
The court's decision will clarify the legal standing of the Special Prosecutor in initiating and conducting prosecutions.
The outcome is keenly awaited by legal experts and anti-corruption advocates.