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The old saying, “justice delayed is justice denied” remains valid today and is symptomatic of the current state of the Nigerian justice system. Delayed justice has indeed, assumed worrisome proportions in Nigeria. Cases drag on for years and are sustained in that state by highly institutionalized practices and procedures of court which are taken advantage of by legal practitioners and litigants to delay the resolution of cases before the courts. It is not unusual for a straight forward civil suit to linger on for decades. In the conduct of criminal cases, the situation is no different as delays are experienced in the disposal of cases
The idea of a uniï¬ed criminal law has been raised and mooted in several discussions owing to the many challenges that arises from an attempt to carry out same. The most glaring challenge arises from the fact that all states are constitutionally ...
The reason for the passing of the Sherman Act was to combat the power of trusts. It was common for stock owners held in competing companies to transfer stocks to trustees who then controlled the activities of those competitors and consequently lessen...
This publication, Indicators & Monitoring Framework for Preâ€Trial Provisions of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act has been designed to serve as a guide and tracker for monitoring the various pretrial provisions of the Administratio...
Mobile health or e-Health is a component of e-Health. To date, no standardised definition has been established. The Global Observatory for e-Health (GOe) has defined mHealth as medical and public health practice supported by mobile devices, such as m...
The integrity and virility of the Bench is undisputedly connected to the associated agencies of the judiciary and affects the society at large.The Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (NIALS) shares the view of active engagement in the reform...
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