THE LAW 101: Trial in Absentia -the law exists, but where are the rules?
I have just read Oliver Barker-Vormawor’s very educative 41-paragraph piece on the calls for the OSP to simply put former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta on trial in absentia. I have little useful to add to his central argument. But his intervention confirms concerns I have raised about how quickly sections of the media have embraced the refrain, “just try him in absentia,” without sufficient…
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