The Supreme Court will settle scores with three people alleged to have made contemptuous comments when hearing of the Presidential Election Petition resumes, Tuesday.
Stephen Atubiga and Kwaku Boahen of the NDC, and Ken Kuranchie of the Daily Searchlight Newspaper, will attempt to convince the judges why they should not be committed to jail terms for comments deemed by the judges to be contemptuous.
It will be Day 37 of the hearing and promises to be dramatic, witty and just maybe another warning and sanctions.
Myjoyonline.com will bring you live video of the proceedings in court.
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