In a powerful exposé that reads like both a legal treatise and a cautionary tale, former Attorney General Martin A. B. K. Amidu argues that a superior court justice cannot—and must not—resign after a prima facie case has been established in a removal petition.
Drawing from constitutional principles, historical precedents, and his own experience in public service, Amidu warns of the grave consequences if presidents bypass due process by accepting such resignations.
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