Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022): UCC Law Journal

Articles

• EXPLORING THE PROBATIVE ROLE OF SOME UNDERUTILIZED ‘FORENSIC MARK EVIDENCE’ IN SAFE JUSTICE DELIVERY: A GOLD MINE FOR THE DEFENCE LAWYER?

  Charlotte Omane Kwakye-Nuako, Maxwell Abedi (Author)

  1-12

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• THE BEARING OF SCIENTIFIC DATA ON LEGAL REASONING

  Kwadwo Addo Tuffour (Author)

  13-40

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• DEATH PENALTY AS AN AFFRONT TO HUMANITY AND GLOBAL CIVILISATION: NIGERIA AS A CASE STUDY

  Taiwo Lawrence Olawoye (Author)

  41-74

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• WARTIME SEXUAL VIOLENCE OFFENCES: QUEST TO UNRAVEL THE ASSOCIATED CONSEQUENCES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

  Dandy Chidiebere Nwaogu (Author)

  75-108

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• PROTECTING CIVILIANS IN THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: THE OBLIGATION TO RESPECT BASIC PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW

  Anita Nwotite, PhD (Author)

  109-136

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• THE NIGERIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM’S ABUSE OF CONFESSIONAL STATEMENTS: A CALL FOR JUDICIAL POLICY REFORM

  Akujobi Alero Toju (Author)

  137-164

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• APPRAISING THE DYNAMICS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS JURISDICTION OF THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL COURT OF NIGERIA: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

  Ufuoma Veronica Awhefeada, Nitebhar Ambi Okenema (Author)

  165-194

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• LEGAL IMPLICATION OF DISSOLUTION OF STATUTORY MARRIAGE IN A DUAL MARRIAGE: A CULTURAL RELATIVIST EXAMINATION

  Iniye Linda Iyaye Ikimi (Author)

  195-218

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• THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION: BETWEEN SYMBOLISM AND REALISM

  Joseph Igbekele Aremo (Author)

  219-238

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• RETHINKING LEGAL AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR SURROGACY THROUGH ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN GHANA AND NIGERIA: LESSONS FROM THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SURROGACY ACT 2019

  Tayewo Adetiboye Adewumi (Author)

  239-264

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• ECOWAS COMMUNITY COURT OF JUSTICE: FEATURES AND CHALLENGES OF ITS HUMAN RIGHTS MANDATE

  Dandy Chidiebere Nwaogu (Author)

  265-292

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