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I don’t believe a writ should stop a constitutional function – Srem Sai

Bagbin Leaves Parliament Following Delays In Commencing Sitting
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Constitutional lawyer Justice Srem Sei has asserted that a writ should not stop a constitutional process when the court has yet to make any such order. His comments come on the back of the Attorney-General’s advice to President Akufo-Addo to take no action in relation to the anti-LGBTQ bill pending the Supreme Court determination on applications for injunction orders against the President and Parliament.

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