Sedina Tamakloe’s Acquittal: A test of prosecutorial discretion and public confidence in Ghana’s justice system

The Attorney-General is constitutionally entitled to seek the Supreme Court's review if he believes the Court of Appeal erred in law.

In neither case did the Attorney-General pursue a further appeal before the Supreme Court.

The issue that has generated debate is not whether the Attorney-General possesses that authority, but whether the unreflective speed with which the decision was announced against an individual who served in the same government with Dominic Ayine, raises legitimate questions about process, consistency and ulterior motives.