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Don’t let speed of information become your judgement — Chief Justice tells new lawyers.
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Don’t let speed of information become your judgement — Chief Justice tells new lawyers.

Modern Ghana 41 minutes 1 mins read
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has urged 1,568 newly qualified lawyers to verify information before expressing opinions, warning against the dangers of misinformation and hasty public commentary. He said lawyers must exercise restraint, uphold professional ethics and protect their integrity in an era when unverified information could spread rapidly through digital platforms.

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