The Sins of Ghana's Judiciary and the Price of Freedom: The Unconstitutionality and Discrimination of using Immovable Property as a Bail Condition Against Accused Persons

This legal argument offers a thorough analysis of this practice. It asserts that requiring immovable property transforms bail into a financial trap that punishes poverty, violates the text and spirit of the 1992 Constitution, and creates an unlawful caste system within Ghana’s criminal administration