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Police Misconduct, Disciplinary Actions: PSC Dismisses 19 Officers, Demotes 19

Police Misconduct Disciplinary Actions Introduction The Police Service Commission (PSC) has taken decisive steps to address unethical behavior within the force through police misconduct disciplinary actions, demonstrating its. commitment to  accountability and professionalism. PSC Dismisses 19 Senior Police Officers, Reduces the Ranks of 19 Others in Move to Curb Misconduct in the force – Warns […]

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FRN V Akaeze: Criminal Investigation Simplified (2)

The main responsibility of the court is to interprete the law and provide enforceable guides for the implementation of laws and policies of government. This is why section 287 has been inserted in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for all persons exercising executive, legislative and judicial authority to obey and enforce

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PSC Chairman Urges Police Accountability and Funding

National Summit on Police Accountability: PSC Chairman calls for adequate funding, public transparency, and ethics in Police investigations  The Chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), DIG Hashimu Argungu (Rtd.), mni, has emphasized the need for adequate funding to enhance intelligence, investigations, and prosecution activities within the Nigeria Police Force. He made this call during

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FRN V. Akaeze:Criminal Investigation Simplified (1)

FRN v Akaeze: Criminal Investigation Simplified (1) Introduction: The FRN v Akaeze case has become a touchstone in Nigerian Law, addressing critical issues such as the admissibility of confessional statements and compliance with the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) 2012. One fateful night in 2012, there was a loud bang on the door of

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NJC Recommends Sack of Two Chief Judges

NJC Recommends Sack of Two Chief Judges In a significant development aimed at preserving judicial integrity, the National Judicial Council (NJC) has recommended the sack of two Chief judges, high-ranking judicial officers over allegations of age falsification. Justice Theresa Chukwuemeka-Chikeka, Chief Judge of Imo State, was found to have altered her date of birth from

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Transformative Justice Begins: AWJAI’s First Steps in Prison Intervention at Suleja Custodial Centre

AWJAI’s teams up with University of Abuja Law Students: AWJAI Brings Justice to Suleja Custodial Centre: Imagine the despair of spending 9 months in prison – not for a violent crime, but simply because you couldn’t afford to pay a N30,000.00 fine. This is the devastating reality for many, trapped in a cycle of poverty

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A Guide for Victims of Crime Preparing for Trial

How to be a Credible Witness:A Guide for Victims of Crime Preparing for Trial. The role of a crime victim in court is essential to ensure justice. As a victim, your testimony often carries significant weight in corroborating evidence and creating a clear picture of the incident’s impact. However, to effectively convey the truth, preparation

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