 Additionally, The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice acts independently of the Judiciary and reviews human rights violations within Ghana and recommends policy changes accordingly.The Ghanaian Judiciary has a history of independence that originates from the 1992 constitution that proclaims that the only body able to outline how the Judiciary shall function is the constitution itself, baring any external influence from other branches of government such as the President and Parliament.Neither one of these branches are able to interfere with judicial proceedings and verdicts, or else they may face judicial actions themselves.