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Criminal law Republic Vrs Ohene and Another [2023] GHACC 423 (13 April 2023)

Republic Vrs Ohene and Another

Republic Vrs Ohene and Another [2023] GHACC 423 (13 April 2023)

Prosecution failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that A1 assaulted a public officer or that A2 assaulted a public officer, carried an offensive weapon with intent to harm, or intentionally caused unlawful damage. The explanations of the accused were accepted as reasonably probable, and prosecution's evidence was inconsistent and unsubstantiated. Any doubt must inure to the benefit of the accused.

  • Assault of public officer
  • Carrying offensive weapon
  • Causing unlawful damage
  • Burden of proof
  • Reasonable doubt
  • Self defence
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Criminal law Republic Vrs Dogba [2023] GHADC 534 (28 March 2023)

Republic Vrs Dogba

Republic Vrs Dogba [2023] GHADC 534 (28 March 2023)

The District Court at Dzodze acquitted Lucky Dogba of conspiracy but convicted him of causing harm, imposing a fine and compensation to the complainant.

  • Conspiracy
  • Causing harm
  • Burden of proof
  • Self defence
  • Provocation
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal law [2022] GHACC 103

The Republic Vrs Nyamadzorse

The Republic Vrs Nyamadzorse [2022] GHACC 103 (31 October 2022)

The Circuit Court at Denu convicted Mercy Akuvi Nyamadzorse for causing harm after she poured hot water on the complainant, rejecting her self-defence claim.

  • Causing harm
  • Self defence
  • Burden of proof
  • Causing-harm
  • Self-defence
  • Burden-of-proof
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Criminal law [2022] GHACC 222

Republic Vrs Hudu

Republic Vrs Hudu [2022] GHACC 222 (12 October 2022)

The Circuit Court at Tepa convicted Hudu Sulemana of causing harm, rejecting his claim of self-defence and imposing seven years’ imprisonment with hard labour.

  • Causing harm
  • Burden of proof
  • Self defence
  • Causing-harm
  • Self-defence
  • Burden-of-proof
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