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I have no problem with public tribunals; they’re constitutional – Anthony Forson

Supreme Court nominee Anthony Forson Jnr says he has no problem with the establishment of public tribunals, arguing that their establishment is expressly provided for under Ghana’s 1992 Constitution.
Article 1(2) says, ‘The Constitution shall be the fundamental law of the land,’” he said when he appeared before Parliament’s Appointments Committee on Thursday, August 27.
The former President of the Ghana Bar Association pointed to Article 1(2) of the Constitution, which establishes the Constitution as the fundamental law of Ghana, and argued that institutions created in accordance with its provisions must be recognised as constitutionally valid.
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