Ghana Union of Law Students

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The Ghana Union of Law Students (GULS) is a non-political association that unites all law students a

Wisconsin's Oscar Jonas Tei-Mensah leads Ghana Union of Law Students 01/04/2021

As the GULS President at this critical time, Oscar Jonas Tei-Mensah will steer the affairs of the Union alongside other national executives selected from five other tertiary schools.

Wisconsin's Oscar Jonas Tei-Mensah leads Ghana Union of Law Students A final year law student at Wisconsin International University College has been announced as the President of Ghana Union of Law Students (GULS) for the 2020/2021 academic year.

Court ‘mocks’ GLC, holds exams undertaking as unlawful, arbitrary 20/10/2020

An Accra High court has held as “unlawful” an undertaking forced on law students by the General Legal Council who take the Ghana School of Law entrance exams. Candidates taking the Ghana School of Law entrance exams are required to sign an undertaking to desist from questioning the results so published. This undertaking is required to be signed before one is allowed to sit for the exams, the failure of which brings disqualification.

Court ‘mocks’ GLC, holds exams undertaking as unlawful, arbitrary An Accra High court has held as arbitrary, [and] unlawful an undertaking forced on law students by the General Legal Council who take the Ghana School of Law entrance exams. Candidates taking the Ghana School of Law entrance exams are required to sign an undertaking to desist from questioning the re...

5 law students sue GLC over ‘arbitrary, unreasonable’ exams results, scripts undertaking 20/10/2020

In a suit sighted by UPSANEWSROOM.com, the students who participated in last year’s entrance exams said the undertaking imposed on them was “arbitrary, unreasonable and without legal basis.”

5 law students sue GLC over ‘arbitrary, unreasonable’ exams results, scripts undertaking Chief Justice Kwasi Anin-Yeboah The General Legal Council (GLC) has been sued by five law students over an undertaken in 2019 which prevented applicants who sat for the entrance examination from questioning the published results. In a suit sighted by UPSANEWSROOM.com, the students who participated i...

Kwaku Azar writes: The Osei-Boateng Doctrine is an attack on Article 2(1) and must be laid to rest 10/10/2020

All citizens of Ghana have the right and duty at all times to defend the Constitution. Accordingly, Article 2 (1) of the Constitution empowers anyone who “alleges that (a) an enactment or anything contained in or done under the authority of that or any other enactment; or (b) any act or omission of any person; is inconsistent with, or is in contravention of a provision of this Constitution” to bring an action in the Supreme Court for a declaration to that effect.

Kwaku Azar writes: The Osei-Boateng Doctrine is an attack on Article 2(1) and must be laid to rest All citizens of Ghana have the right and duty at all timesto defend the Constitution. Accordingly, Article 2 (1) of the Constitution empowers anyone who

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