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Democratizing the judiciary: Why Judges in Ghana should engage “We the People” through social media platforms.

Thoughtful engagement through social media platforms offers Ghana’s judges an opportunity to connect with “We the People” in ways that promote transparency, strengthen democratic culture, and deepen public confidence in the administration of justice.
If used wisely, social media can help democratize the judiciary not by compromising judicial authority, but by making justice more understandable and accessible to the public.
Carefully managed engagement such as sharing educational insights, reflections on the law, or participation in legal discussions can help the public see judges as approachable intellectual leaders rather than inaccessible authorities.
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