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Constitutional Law of Ghana – Evolution, Theory and Practice: A Comprehensive Legal Guide to Ghana’s 1992 Constitution by Justice Dennis Dominic Adjei is a definitive and insightful legal textbook that explores the evolution, interpretation, and practical application of constitutional law in Ghana’s Fourth Republic.
This authoritative resource is written for law students, legal practitioners, judges, scholars, and public policy professionals. It examines core constitutional principles such as separation of powers, rule of law, sovereignty of the people, fundamental human rights, and judicial review—all within the framework of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution. The book blends theoretical insights with real case law and is widely referenced across law faculties and the judiciary.
✨ Deep dive into executive, legislative, and judicial powers
✨ Extensive analysis of constitutional rights and their enforcement
✨ Contextual discussions on amendments, limitations, and judicial precedents
✨ Written by a Justice of Ghana’s Court of Appeal and the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights
✅ Key Highlights
• Explains Ghana’s constitutional history and legal development
• Provides clarity on interpretation and enforcement of constitutional provisions
• Supported by leading Supreme Court cases and scholarly commentary
• Comparative references from other common law jurisdictions
• A must-read for anyone involved in constitutional litigation, legal research, or public governance

Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	Constitutional Law of Ghana – Evolution, Theory and Practice: A Comprehensive Legal Guide to Ghana’s 1992 Constitution
Author	Dennis Dominic Adjei
ISBN	978 9988 301293
Year Published	2020
Pages	–
Format	Hardback
Weight	1.2 kg
Availability	Available on backorder
Tags	Constitutional Law, Ghana Constitution, Legal Textbook, Dennis Dominic Adjei, Fourth Republic Law, Judicial Review, Ghana Law
Categories	Law, Law Textbooks, African Authors, Legal Education, Constitutional Law, Ghana, Administrative Law, Reference, Textbooks
SKU	BK6762

✍️ About the Author: Justice Dennis Dominic Adjei

Justice Dennis Dominic Adjei is a Justice of the Court of Appeal in Ghana and a Judge of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, elected in July 2022. He is also a member of the Advisory Committee of the International Criminal Court and a Senior Judges Fellow at the University of London (2022–23).
Justice Adjei holds postgraduate degrees from prestigious institutions including the University of London (LL.M. in Criminology and Criminal Justice) and Duke Law School (LL.M. in Judicial Studies), and an Executive Master of Public Administration from GIMPA.
He has served as Dean of the Faculty of Law at GIMPA, and continues to lecture at the University of Cape Coast, KNUST, and the Ghana School of Law. His academic contributions have shaped the landscape of legal education and constitutional jurisprudence in Ghana.
Other works by Justice Adjei include:
• Modern Approach to the Law of Interpretation in Ghana
• Criminal Procedure and Practice in Ghana
• Contemporary Criminal Law in Ghana
• Land Law, Practice and Conveyancing in Ghana
• The Essential Laws on Credit Creation and Registration of Security Interests
In recognition of his service, he was knighted by Pope Benedict XVI in 2005 into the Order of St. Gregory the Great.