Lawyer Delali Duose has called for a deeper look into Ghana's legal education system. He believes the recent reforms are not enough on their own.
Mr. Duose explained that the new Legal Education Reform Bill needs to go beyond just changing the structure of law schools.
He stressed that the law must help more people get into legal studies. This means making it easier for qualified individuals to access legal education.
Another important point raised was the need for specialized legal training. Lawyers should be able to focus on specific areas of law.
Mr. Duose also highlighted the problem of delays in the justice system. He believes legal education reform should help speed up how cases are handled.
He shared these views during a discussion event where he spoke about his concerns.
His comments suggest that while changes to the system are welcome, they must result in better access and a more efficient justice process for all.