SOE comments controversy: ‘We must never abandon our humanity because of judicial office’ – CJ

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Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has acknowledged the difficulty of balancing the demands of judicial office with personal relationships and social responsibilities, saying judges must not abandon their humanity because of their positions. His comments come amid criticism of remarks he recently…

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