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‘They all point decisively to guilt’ – AG urges court to reject Adu Boahene’s no-case submission

The Attorney General has urged the High Court to dismiss the no-case submission filed by former National Signals Bureau (NSB) boss Kwabena Adu Boahene and his co-accused, arguing that the prosecution has presented sufficient evidence to require them to answer the charges.” The Attorney General further argues that the defence’s cross-examination of the prosecution witnesses was “extraordinarily tangential” and did not undermine the essential documentary evidence presented by the Republic.
In a 25-page written submission, the Attorney General contends that the testimony and documentary evidence presented during the trial establish the essential elements of the offences charged.
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