Kissi Agyebeng has no muscle to become Special Prosecutor – ASEPA

Particular Prosecutor nominee, Kissi Agyebeng has not got all it requires for the position despite their chalked successes in many courtroom cases and the undoubtful huge knowledge and records obtainable. According to the Alliance for Interpersonal Equity and Public Liability (ASEPA), the Attorney Common nominating the Chairman from the Electronic Communications Tribunal, Kissi Agyebeng, as the next Unique Prosecutor based on the latter’s background is out of place“Somebody may be skilled in criminology, experienced city arbitrator and someone as well is an experienced solicitor when you look at Kissi Agyebeng his work done through the years, in terms of prosecution, he is not really strong enough to become Special Prosecutor”, Executive Director of ASEPA), Mensah Thompson stated. Talking on the nomination Mr. Agyebeng on Kumasi-based Akoma FM morning show monitored simply by MyNewsGh. com, Mr. Mensah Thompson is of the see that, the nominee provides competent but lacks means in criminal prosecution. Work of the Special Prosecutor has got the mandate to investigate and prosecute all suspected corruption plus corruption-related offences as related to public officers, politically uncovered persons and persons within the private sector alleged to have already been involved in any corruption plus corruption-related offences“Unlike his precursor, he has not prosecuted any kind of case before nor worked well in that area before which will be difficult for your pet as Special Prosecutor whenever his nominee is approved”, Mensah Thompson told web host, Aduanaba Kofi Asante Ennin. In a letter to the Obama administration, the Attorney-General, Godfred Dame, said he was pleased that “Kissi Agyebeng offers the requisite expertise upon corruption and corruption-related issues, is of high moral personality and proven integrity plus satisfies all the other requirements specified in section 13(1) plus (2) of Act 959. ”Kissi Agyebeng was known as to the Ghana Bar within October 2003 and retains a Bachelor of Laws and regulations (LLB) degree from the University or college of Ghana, as well as, Learn of Laws (LLM) levels from Schulich School associated with Law, Dalhousie University, Europe and Cornell Law College, USA. He has, since 06, been teaching Criminal Legislation at the University of Ghana, whilst engaging in private regulation practice
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