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  1. Outgoing Nigerian administration passes groundbreaking Administration of Criminal Justice Act Outgoing Nigerian administration passes groundbreaking Administration of Criminal Justice Act

    Described by experts as progressive, the ACJ Act covers the criminal process from arrest through bail, trial, conviction and sentencing, costs, compensation, ...

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  2. Lawyer at the Police Station Door: How REPLACE Provides Legal Aid in Nigeria

    The central element of the project, the Police Duty Solicitors Scheme (PDSS), sought to reduce the excessive use of pretrial detention by providing free legal ...

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  3. US Department of State Human Rights Report: Nigeria 2012

    "The constitution provides for public trials in the regular court system and individual rights in criminal and civil cases. The constitution does not provide ...

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  4. Recent Publications: Ernest Ojukwu et al Handbook on Prison Pre-trial Detainee Law Clinic

    This book review was published in AHRLJ Volume 13 No 2 2013. The Handbook is a useful tool for navigating the relatively new idea of pre-trial law clinics in ...

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  5. Chief Justice of Lagos State frees 233 pretrial detainees

    Justice Ayotunde Phillips said it is her statutory duty to reduce overcrowding.

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  6. Nigerian prisons filled with awaiting trial detainees Nigerian prisons filled with awaiting trial detainees

    Over-population in the Nigerian prison system has been identified as the challenge to prison reform. More than 70 per cent of over 50,000 inmates across the ...

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  7. Three quarters of Nigerian prisoners awaiting trial Three quarters of Nigerian prisoners awaiting trial

    Most held on capital charges

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  8. Rioters burn central Nigerian police station, "five killed" by police

    Rioters went on a rampage in central Nigeria and burnt down a police station to protest the detention of their friends, police said on 2 April 2012.

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  9. Chief Justice of Nigeria criticises use of holding charges Chief Justice of Nigeria criticises use of holding charges

    Top judge condemns the practice of filing holding charges against accused persons and “trial by public parade of suspects on pages of newspapers and on the ...

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  10. Nigeria Nigeria

    This section contains a brief description of the legal system in Nigeria.

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