The Revival of Tribunals in Ghana: Reforming Justice Delivery Or the Resurrection of a Troubled Legacy?

This article takes the position that the prolonged non appointment of Chairmen to the Regional Tribunals was not unconstitutional and did not amount to a suspension of a constitutional institution. Their constitutional existence remained intact notwithstanding their institutional inactivity, and they remained capable of reactivation at any time without constitutional amendment. Four interrelated considerations support this conclusion