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TABLE OF CONTENT DECLARATION ............................................................................................................................. i APPROVAL BY SUPERVISOR ................................................................................................... ii DEDICATION... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENT DECLARATION ............................................................................................................................. i APPROVAL BY SUPERVISOR ................................................................................................... ii DEDICATION... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study The criminal justice system in Nigeria with particular reference to Abia State is made up of three distinctive inter-dependent components viz.; the police, the courts and the prisons. These agencies work in synergy in the prevention, deterrence, apprehension, investigation, trial,... Continue Reading
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- ID:CRI0032
- Department:Criminology
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The Institute has immortalized through its public lectures eminent Nigerian jurists who during their lifetime made monumental contributions to the development of the law. One of such jurists was the late Professor Jadesola Akande. Topics of previous lectures traditionally focused on constitutional law and the rights of vulnerable groups. This... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The purpose of this research work is to investigate into the problems militating against the coming together of Christians in Nigeria. And it was divided into five chapters; Chapter one deals on the introduction, statement of problem, purpose of the study, significance of... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT It is vital to the correct understanding of the criminal law of Nigeria to ascertain at outset whence that law derives and where it is to be found. Essentially, Nigerian criminal law is derived from English common law. But the present relationship between those two systems of law has tended to become confused. Right from the creation of... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT It is vital to the correct understanding of the criminal law of Nigeria to ascertain at outset whence that law derives and where it is to be found. Essentially, Nigerian criminal law is derived from English common law. But the present relationship between those two... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT This work and research carried out by the researcher has brought new awareness to the issue of Christians and polygamy. In this work the researcher directed his attention towards the dweller and indigenes of Oredo Local Government Area of Edo State. According to the information... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT This work and research carried out by the researcher has brought new awareness to the issue of Christians and polygamy. In this work the researcher directed his attention towards the dweller and indigenes of Oredo Local Government Area of Edo State. According to the information... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION There seems to be universal law of preservation and conservation in nature. Rock, seas, minerals, plants, animals and man; all endure because of this universal law of nature. For instance,... Continue Reading
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- ID:PHI0063
- Department:Philosophy
- Pages:71
ABSTRACT The broad objective of this study is to investigate the implications of poor corporate governance practice on the banking system stability in Nigeria. Specifically, the study sought to; examine the effect of board composition on the banking system stability in Nigeria; to evaluate the effect of board size on the banking system stability... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:BFN1206
- Department:Banking and Finance
- Pages:83
ABSTRACT The broad objective of this study is to investigate the implications of poor corporate governance practice on the banking system stability in Nigeria. Specifically, the study sought to; examine the effect of board composition on the banking system stability in Nigeria; to evaluate the effect of board size on the banking system stability... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:BFN1761
- Department:Banking and Finance
- Pages:83
ABSTRACT The broad objective of this study is to investigate the implications of poor corporate governance practice on the banking system stability in Nigeria. Specifically, the study sought to; examine the effect of board composition on the banking system stability in Nigeria; to evaluate the effect of board size on the banking system stability... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:BFN0467
- Department:Banking and Finance
- Pages:50
A comparative approach between the Tiv and the Christian concept of dearth and life after death. ... Continue Reading
A comparative approach between the Tiv and the Christian concept of dearth and life after death. ... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Declaration Approval Acknowledgement Table of Statutes Table of Cases Acronyms Abstract CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Scope of the study 1.2 Objectives 1.3 Definition of basic terms/concepts 1.3.1 The term “Juvenile” 1.3.2 Juvenile Delinquents 1.3.3 Juvenile Justice 1.3.3 Rehabilitation of Juvenile Offenders 1.4... Continue Reading
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A Case For And Against The Abolition Of Capital Punishment Under Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System
ABSTRACT Ever since independence, the criminal justice system of Nigeria has accommodated capital punishment which is also known as “death penalty”, as a punitive measure for specifically defined offences. In the past 15 years, scholars, researchers and students of penology and criminology have championed the debate for abolition of death... Continue Reading
Abstract This research work is centering mainly on the psychological development of the juveniles and how they are treated by the law. Much will be examined on their behaviors, abuse, neglect, in relation to their delinquent behaviors. The research will first introduce briefly the concept of juvenile delinquency and the background to the problem.... Continue Reading
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A Case For And Against The Abolition Of Capital Punishment Under Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System
ABSTRACT Ever since independence, the criminal justice system of Nigeria has accommodated capital punishment which is also known as “death penalty”, as a punitive measure for specifically defined offences. In the past 15 years, scholars, researchers and students of penology and criminology have championed the debate for abolition of death... Continue Reading
Abstract This research is about the importance and dangers to the implementation of the right to bail in Kampala, Uganda. The study was carried out in Makindye Division and it focused on the meaning and relevance of the admission of bail to the various accused personnel's in the country. The literature discusses the legal basis on the right to... Continue Reading
Summary of the Report and Policy Recommendations The United Nations Human Rights Committee has emphasized that the right to a fair trial (which includes the right to an independent and impartial tribunal) applies in full to military courts as it does to the ordinary civilian courts. Based mainly on Uganda's military justice legal framework. this... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION ........................................................................................................................ i APPROVAL. ............................................................................................................................ .ii DEDICATION... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION ........................................................................................................................ i APPROVAL. ............................................................................................................................ .ii DEDICATION... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction Criminal law is distinctive for the uniquely serious potential consequences or sanctions for failure to abide by its rules. Every crime is composed of criminal elements, capital punishment may be imposed in some jurisdictions for the most serious crimes, and physical or corporal punishment may be. imposed such as... Continue Reading
The Igbo are egalitarian by nature. They are known to be a people who believe in the mutual complement of everybody’s efforts and mutual unity among all parts that form the whole. However, the dehumanizing Osu caste system has divided the Igbo and alienated some segment of the Igbo society. The main aim of this study is to find out... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:POL0583
- Department:Political Science
- Pages:45
The Igbo are egalitarian by nature. They are known to be a people who believe in the mutual complement of everybody’s efforts and mutual unity among all parts that form the whole. However, the dehumanizing Osu caste system has divided the Igbo and alienated some segment of the Igbo society. The main aim of this study is to find out... Continue Reading
- Type:Project
- ID:POL0411
- Department:Political Science
- Pages:45
ABSTRACT Environmental Justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, colour, sex, national origin or income with respect to the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies. Environmental... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE GENERAL INTRODUCTION PAGE 1.1 Background to the Study......................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Statement of... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT The criminal justice system revolves around three cardinal institutions: the police, court and prison. These institutions are partners in our failing criminal justice system, due to some practices that are inimical to the interest of society. Thus,... Continue Reading
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page DEQARATION ...................................................................... , ........................................................... i APPROVAL ......................................................................................................................................... ii DEDICATION... Continue Reading
