Crimes and Justice series 5; Infringement of a Copyright A copyright is a legal device given solely to an author of a literary, artistic, musical or other creative works on the right to publish and sell such work. Copyright owners have the exclusive right to determine the reproduction of their works, including the right to…
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Crimes and Justice series 4: Offence of Forgery Forgery is the creation of a false written document or alteration of a genuine one, with the intent to defraud. Forgery consists filling in blanks on a document containing a genuine signature as well as altering or erasing an existing instrument. An underlying intention to defraud on…
Crimes and Justice series 3: ARSON The offence of arson in common law is an offence at the degree of felony. It’s defined by Lord Coke to be the malicious and voluntary burning of the house of another, by night or day. Modern legislation has extended the definition of arson to include the burning or…
TERRORISM AND PROFILING : SHIFTING FROM TRIBE, RELIGION AND OTHER CRITERIA TO CAUSE AND EFFECT FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION’S SYMPOSIUM ON WEDNESDAY 22ND MAY 2019 Protocols Insecurity anywhere is a threat to security everywhere. Before dwelling into any social phenomena it is important to know what is been talked about, this brings us…
Saheed Afeez Ayinde DEEMLAWFUL Medical evidence amongst every other means of evidences, had in plethora cases of Criminal matters, rendered a great service to court proceedings in attaining justice and reaching the end of such matter with a calculated stress. The importance of this type of evidence is undaunted and would mostly nailed every matter…
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PROOFS OF ALIBI Saheed Afeez Ayinde DEEMLAWFUL No doubt, the basis of every conviction in the court of law that poised to serve the dish of Justice lies the benefit of doubt given to Accused party in the criminal cases to either prove or disprove. The Law is however lenient to the Accused person when…
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