Court of Appeal to seek Warrant from CJ to rule on AG’s Stay of Execution in Sedina Tamakloe’s acquittal during vacation

The Court of Appeal is expected apply for a warrant from the Chief Justice (CJ) to sit during the legal vacation to deliver its ruling on the Attorney-General’s application for stay of execution in the case of convicted former MASLOC CEO, Sedina Christine Tamakloe Attionu.

On July 30, 2026, the Court of Appeal upheld the appeal and acquitted and discharged her, a decision the Attorney-General has described as a miscarriage of justice and has appealed to the Supreme Court, while filing the current application to stay the execution of the acquittal pending the determination of the appeal.

The Attorney-General contends that the judgment of the Court of Appeal has occasioned a substantial miscarriage of justice for, among other reasons, material errors of law and fact apparent on the face of the record.