However, Mr Darko acknowledged that the Court of Appeal remains one of Ghana’s highest courts and its decision must be respected. His comments come after the Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Dr Dominic Ayine, indicated that the state would consider appealing the ruling. “I hear the Attorney General wants to appeal the decision, it would be interesting what the Attorney General's submission would be. The Suame MP further criticised the prosecution’s handling of the appeal process, arguing that a stronger presentation could have influenced the court’s decision. “I believe that if the Attorney General had done a good job at the appeal stage, maybe the Court of Appeal would have been swayed by their submission.