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This Guidebook is drafted to assist the integration of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA, 2015) 2015 in the teaching relevant laws in Nigeria. Since the enactment and subsequent domestication of ACJA 2015, the landscape of administration of criminal justice has continued to undergo significant changes in the implementation of the primary objective of maintaining speedy dispensation of justice.The Guidebook is a progressive step in the process of developing and strengthening our criminal justice system and equally deepening law students’ knowledge of criminal law and procedure.This Guidebook is the result of extensive research, review and gap analysis of existing legal literature, which has provided a strong justification for the teaching ACJA, 2015 as part of criminal law and procedure, the law of evidence and anti-corruption studies in the law faculties of Nigerian universities and the Nigerian Law School.
The Purpose of these rules is to ensure the compliance with the Administration of Justice Law(ACJL) 2016 and to realise the objective expressed in Section 1(1) of the ACJL which is to ensure the efficiency, speed and management of criminal ...
The NJPL Volume II, Issue 2 of 2020 contains wellresearched articles from various international and Nigerian authors within the legal and academic fora. Articles within this Volume include an analysis of the contestation of electoral disputes in Nige...
Crimes motivated by intolerance towards certain groups in society are described as hate crimes. Such crimes have the potential to divide societies, and to create cycles of violence and retaliation. For this reason, a vigorous response to such crimes ...
This compendium showcases critical analyses of the current administration of criminal justice state Laws. Focusing on 13 out of the 29 relevant ACJLs, the aim of the compilation is to provide a comprehensive database for relevant stakeholders. The an...
Plea bargain as a concept is unknown to Nigerian law and very much at its embryonic stage. There has been a polarity of contemporary reactions to this practice and most legal scholars oppose plea bargaining, finding it both inefficient and unjust. Th...
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