Ghana's Supreme Court has overturned a 2020 bench warrant for the arrest of US-based Ghanaian social commentator Kevin Taylor, citing procedural errors and a lack of due process. The 4-1 majority decision has sparked debate, with some politicians and legal experts hailing it as a victory for judicial fairness, while others criticize it as setting a risky precedent. The case originated from Taylor's alleged contempt in connection with a high-profile trial involving the brother of Ghana's Acting Chief Justice. The ruling has drawn strong reactions from both sides of the political spectrum, highlighting concerns about judicial consistency and political influence. Taylor's legal team celebrated the decision, declaring him a free man.
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