The Chief Justice has found no prima facie case to warrant further investigation into a petition submitted against Supreme Court Justice Gabriel Scott Pwamang.

The petition was filed by Mr Edward Adeti and subjected to a preliminary inquiry by the Chief Justice.

In a statement dated Tuesday, November 10, the Office of the President said the inquiry determined that the constitutional threshold for further proceedings under Article 146(3) of the 1992 Constitution had not been met.

“Consequently, the constitutional threshold for initiating further proceedings has not been met, and no further action is required in respect of the petition,” the statement, signed by Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Presidential Spokesperson, said.

It added that the matter was accordingly considered closed.

The Office of the President assured the public that the petition had been handled in accordance with the applicable constitutional procedures and principles of due process.

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