Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Dominic Ayine, has called for a stronger partnership between the Attorney General's Department and the Judiciary, stressing that the two institutions are united by a shared constitutional mandate despite their differing roles in the administration of justice. According to him, while disagreements between the Attorney General's Department and the Judiciary are inevitable and even necessary, such differences should never undermine the mutual respect and constitutional values that bind both institutions. "The relationship between the Attorney General's Department and the Judiciary is, and must always be, a fraternal one. Not because we will always agree, for we do not, and should not, but because we are bound by a common inheritance. That is the adherence to the rule of law and fidelity to the Constitution of our Republic," he said on Tuesday, July 28.