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Section 18 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015: Arresting Without a Warrant

On Section 18 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015,  you will find more details regarding instances where a lawful arrest may be made without a warrant of arrest.

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The Matrimonial Causes Act

The Matrimonial Causes Act (MCA) of 1970 is the main law that governs matrimonial causes in Nigeria. It governs actions incidental to marriage such as legal separation, divorce, annulment, maintenance, custody and others.

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Human Rights Violations by the Nigerian Police: The Nigerian Experience in a Democracy

This study may be useful to learn in more detail about the experiences of Nigerians in the hands of the Nigerian police. Findings of the study provide ample evidence of gross violations of human rights.

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Police Permit Not Required For Rallies in Nigeria

Premium Times Article  expatiating the position of the law on police permit not being a requirement for protest.

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PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION; BOON OR BANE?

Objective of this study: To study the origin of the concept of Public Interest Litigation. To study the evolution and development of Public Interest Litigation in India To discuss the instances of successful adjudication of rights of people through the advent of Public Interest Litigations in India To study the cases of misuse of Public […]

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INEQUALITY AND SOCIAL CONFLICT OVER LAND IN AFRICA

The  paper  proposes  that  reports  of  pervasive  competition  and  conflict  overland in sub-Saharan Africa belie a current image of negotiable and adaptive customary systems of landholding and land use but, instead, reveal processes of exclusion, deepening social divisions and class formation. Cases of ambiguous and indeterminate outcomes among claimants over land do occur, but the […]

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