Don’t let me put out the charge sheets – Sory tells Godfred Odame

Thaddeus Sory has raised concerns about Godfred Yeboah Dame's ethics. He accuses Dame of breaching professional standards while calling others unethical.

Sory responded to Dame’s latest rebuttal, referring to him as “Cry Baby.” He questioned if Dame really believed his criticism violated professional ethics. This raises doubts about whether Dame wrote the response himself.

Sory pointed out that Dame often discusses legal disputes in the media. He claims this violates Rule 38 of Ghana’s lawyer conduct guidelines.

His statement included sarcasm and ridicule. Sory said, “Like the word ‘incongruous,’ Cry Baby must have a warped understanding of ‘obsessed.’” He argued that it is actually Dame who keeps mentioning his name publicly.

Sory also dismissed Dame’s claims of victory in a 2009 case as irrelevant and exaggerated. He remarked, “Imagine reaching back to 2009 for a case you can’t even name.”

This legal feud highlights growing scrutiny of Dame’s past prosecutions and media behavior. Sory suggests that showmanship is overshadowing professional integrity in their field.