Good Law

Good Law aims to be the one-stop app for everything related to law in Ghana.

Currently, the app has a dynamic list of some of the most important enactments in Ghana, which are updated regularly.

The app also has a question bank of multiple choice and short-answer questions to test the users appreciation of various legal concepts.

GoodLaw is not affiliated to or associated with the Government of Ghana or any ministry, entity or agency, whether formal or informal, of the Government of Ghana. GoodLaw is not offered as a government service but as a purely private social intervention.

. Collection of statutes which are dynamically and regularly updated.

. Ability to revise the contents and provisions of a statute.

. Ability to immediately display references to other provisions within the currently displayed statute, or from other statutes. (ie The Courts Act (Act 459) as amended makes several references to provisions in the 1992 Constitution. While reading the Courts Act, you can view all the referred provisions in the 1992 Constitution right on the scree, without scrolling or having to open the 1992 Constitution itself)

. You can write notes and attach external authorities directly to any provision of any statute. By so doing, you create your own pool of legal information (Good Law), which you can access and search through at any time.

. A dynamic collection of legal principles and topics, and the authorities underpinning them, which are regularly updated.

. Dynamic Composite Provisions. A composite provision in Good Law is essential an area of law and the statutory provisions underpinning them. (ie Bail, is a composite provision in Good Law, which gives you all the provisions in relevant statutes related to the grant of bail)

. Multifaceted Search Functionality. You have the ability to search within a statutes, across statutes, within legal principles, and most importantly within the annotations made by you in respect of various provisions.

. Constant updates with more functionalities including law courses etc.