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Is Ghana becoming a lawless state?

I first wrote this article in 2007 and published it elsewhere. As it appears the circumstances that made me write on the matter are not getting better, I have decided to republish here.

The American Jurist, Roscoe Pound, defines law as “social control through the systematic application of the force of politically organized society”.

Other definitions of law by…

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