REPUBLIC v ADU-BOAHEN and ANOTHER    Constitutional law—Courts—Jurisdiction—Cases "pending" and "partly heard" before public tribunals at time of abolition—Constitution, 1992 coming into force on 7 January 1993 and abolishing public tribunal system six months thereafter—Constitution providing for continuation of only "pending" or "partly heard" cases before public tribunals as at 7 January 1993—Accused persons arraigned before National Public Tribunal (NPT) on charges of disobedience of summons before the coming into force of Constitution, 1992—Proceedings against accused persons advancing only to taking of pleas and reading of statement of facts by prosecution at time of coming into force of Constitution, 1992—Whether case against accused "partly heard" or "pending"—Whether NPT to continue trying accused persons—Whether case referable to Chief Justice for transfer to another court—Constitution, 1992, Sched 1, s 7(1), (3) and (4).