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April 15 ruling brought OSP prosecutions to standstill – Kissi Agyebeng
Mr Agyebeng also disclosed that the OSP had attempted to join the Supreme Court case filed by Noah Ephraim Tetteh Adamatey against the Attorney General.
He said the Supreme Court held that the state, represented by the Attorney General, was the only proper defendant and that the OSP was not a necessary party.
According to him, the ruling created significant uncertainty for the OSP after the High Court held that the office lacked an independent prosecutorial mandate.
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