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Court adjourns 143 LLB graduates’ case to November 9

bySixtus Dong Ullo
October 29, 2021
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An Accra High Court has adjourned the case involving the aggrieved 499 students who unsuccessfully attempted to gain admission into the Ghana School of Law.

In the case, Daniel Sackey and 142 others versus the General Legal Council and the Attorney General, are contesting the Law School’s denial of admission to them on grounds that they failed the entrance examination.

Assistant State Attorney, Patricia Ayirebi Acquah, told the Court on Friday, October 29, 2021, that there had been some engagements among the parties on a short adjournment, and prayed the Court to so adjourn.

A lawyer for the aggrieved students said though they had already suffered irreparable damages and although time is of the essence in the matter, they would not mind the adjournment.

He however also prayed the court to allow them to file supplementary responses when served with the responses of the Attorney General and the General Legal Council.

The Human Rights Court 2 Division of the High Court, presided over by Justice Nicholas Mensah Abodakpi, will thus reconvene at 9:00 am on November 9 to hear the parties.

Some 499 candidates who were part of those who failed the exams insisted that they would have gained access to the Ghana School of Law if not for the new policy introduced by the GLC.

The students are unhappy with the said policy and have already protested to put pressure on the appropriate authorities to reform the legal education system.

There have been calls for the General Legal Council to provide raw scores of candidates who took part in the Ghana School of Law entrance exams for 2020 and 2021.

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