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This Sunday’s edition of The Law on JoyNews will feature Part 2 of the discussion on reforming the Jury System.
Following the insightful first installment, this episode will delve deeper into the challenges facing Ghana’s jury system, explore proposed reforms, and highlight strategies to enhance citizen participation in the justice process.
Legal experts and key stakeholders will provide their perspectives on improving jury selection, juror welfare, and the overall effectiveness of the system.
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