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Lawyers for Hanan Wahab, Adu-Boahene protest vacation trials in petition to Chief Justice
Lawyers representing Abdul-Hanan Wahab and former National Signals Bureau Director-General Kwabena Adu-Boahene have written separately to the Chief Justice protesting the decision to allow their criminal trials to proceed during the judicial legal vacation.
In their respective letters dated August 5, the lawyers informed the Chief Justice that they would not participate in proceedings scheduled during the legal vacation.
Both legal teams have consequently notified the Chief Justice that they will not attend proceedings scheduled during the vacation.
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