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    Criminal Law in Nigeria
    Criminal Law in Nigeria
    Criminal Law in Nigeria
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    Criminal Law in Nigeria

    By Lawrence Atsegbua and Violet Aigbokhaevbo

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    The book deals with various aspects of Criminal Law in Nigeria. It consists of fifteen researched chapters. The reader is provided with an in-depth knowledge of the Nigerian Criminal Law. In addition, recent developments in the Nigerian Criminal Law are examined. The book, which adopts a modern approach to the Nigerian Criminal Law, is exhaustive, and the reader is provided with case materials on the subject. It will sooner or later establish itself as an authoritative text on the Nigerian Criminal Law.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMalthouse Press
    Release dateOct 3, 2022
    ISBN9789785972627
    Criminal Law in Nigeria
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    Lawrence Atsegbua

    Lawrence Atsegbua is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and a Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Benin, Nigeria. He is a consultant to several international organisations on Petroleum and Environmental Law. He teaches Oil and Gas Law, Environmental Law and Administrative Law. He has authored several books including: Oil and Gas Law in Nigeria: Theory and Practice 3rd Edition (2012), Environmental Law in Nigeria with Professor V. Akpotaire and Dr F. Dimowo, and Law of Tort with Professor Violet Aigbokhaevbo, etc. He has published extensively in reputable journals.

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