 Introduction The legal framework of subpoenas in Nigeria is defined by statutory laws, court rules, and case law, which collectively govern their issuance, service, and enforcement. This article explores the different types of subpoenas, the legal requirements, and the process involved in their use, highlighting their importance in upholding justice and fairness within the Nigerian […]
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The Rise of Digital Advocacy: Advancing justice Online Digital advocacy has revolutionalised how individuals and communities champion equity and social change. Â By leveraging online platforms, tools, and technologies, it amplifies marginalized voices, mobilizes global movements, and holds power structures accountable. Â From viral hashtags to crowdfunding campaigns, digital advocacy bridges geographic divides, fosters solidarity, and inspires
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Introduction The Rights of Children in Nigeria are protected by a comprehensive legal framework that includes national laws such as the Child Rights Act (2003) and international treaties like the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). These rights cover various aspects of a child’s life, from education and health to protection
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Empowering Our Future: Understanding the Child Rights Act Nigeria and its Impact on Juvenile Justice With the recent release of minors who were caught in the justice system, we are reminded of the importance of a legal framework that protects children and their rights.  AWJAI is committed to fostering a society where every child can
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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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Defamation in Nigeria is the act of communicating false statements about a person that result in damage to that person’s reputation. A defamatory statement is one which tends to lower a person in the estimation of other members of society; or to expose him to hatred, contempt, or ridicule; or to cause other persons to
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Statutes of Limitations in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction Before taking ;legal action, it is crucial to understand the statutes of limitations in Nigeria as different types of action are subject to specific timeframes. Â A statute of limitations is a legal term that defines the period within which a lawsuit must be filed. Â Once this
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Understanding Nigeria Law: Difference Between Civil and Criminal Cases in Nigeria Introduction In Nigeria, as in many other countries, the legal system distinguishes between two primary types of cases: civil and criminal. While both fall under the broader umbrella of law, they serve different purposes, involve different processes, and have distinct implications for the parties
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Understanding Employment Laws in Nigeria: A Guide to Wrongful Termination vs. Unlawful Termination Navigating employment-related issues can be challenging for both employers and employees, especially when it comes to termination. In Nigeria, employment law governs the relationship between employers and employees, ensuring fairness in employment practices. One key aspect of this legal framework is the
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Plea Bargaining in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System: How it Works and Why it Matters Introduction Plea bargaining in Nigeria’s criminal justice system has gained significant attention since its introduction. Globally, the acceptance of plea bargaining as a crucial part of the legal systems continues to rise, including in Nigeria, where it was first recognized in
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