Former Auditor-General Daniel Yaw Domelevo has cautioned Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie against making public comments on political issues. Domelevo warned that such statements risk creating the impression of bias within Ghana’s Judiciary. He believes that commenting on matters potentially destined for the courts undermines public trust in the system’s impartiality. The advice comes amid concerns regarding the perception of political influence on judicial proceedings in Ghana. Domelevo emphasized the importance of maintaining the Judiciary’s neutrality to ensure fair dispensation of justice. His statement underscores the need for the bench to remain above the political fray, safeguarding its integrity and authority. This advice intends to preserve the reputation of the courts in Ghana.