CHIDOZIE ANEKWE V. THE STATE (2014)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of the Supreme Court ruling on Anekwe v. State, emphasizing key legal principles on the burden of proof and witness credibility in murder cases.
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Burden of proof in criminal trials
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UCHE ODIAKA V. THE STATE (2016)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
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Summary of the Court of Appeal judgment in Uche Odiaka v. The State, focusing on the legal principles regarding the burden of proof and murder convictions.
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CORPORAL DESMOND ONONUJU V. THE STATE (2015)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
A comprehensive summary of the case Corporal Desmond Ononuju v. The State, analyzing key legal questions, court findings, and implications.
F.R.N. V. USMAN (2012)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Summary of All FWLR F.R.N. v. Usman, Supreme Court of Nigeria ruling on evidence admissibility and burden of proof in criminal trials.
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FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA V. BANKOLE (2012)
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- High Court No. 28 (Abuja Division)
- Judgment date
Case summary of Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Bankole analyzing the ruling on no case submission regarding alleged financial misconduct.
ISIKILU OLANIPEKUN V. THE STATE (2010)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the court decision for Isikilu Olanipekun v. The State, highlighting key points regarding armed robbery, confessions, and evidentiary standards.
GBENGA STEPHEN V. THE STATE (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Gbenga Stephen v. The State covering judgment details, issues, court findings, and significance of the ruling.
FOLORUNSHO KAZEEM V. THE STATE (2009)
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- Court of Appeal (Ilorin Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Folorunsho Kazeem v. The State, analyzing key legal issues regarding confessional statements and evidentiary requirements.
SAMUEL AYO OMOJU V. THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA (2008)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
A detailed analysis of the case Samuel Ayo Omoju v. The Federal Republic of Nigeria, addressing key legal issues and the Supreme Court's final decision.
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- 1999 constitution, section 36(8) and (12)
- Voluntary confessional statement
- appellate correction of irregularity
- burden of proof in criminal trials
- conviction on confessional statement
- correction of clerical or accidental error on appeal
- criminal procedure act, section 218
- guilty plea in criminal proceedings
TAOFEEK OYEBOLA V. THE STATE (2008)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of the case Taofeek Oyebola v. The State detailing key legal issues surrounding alibi and the prosecution's burden of proof in criminal trials.
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HENRY CHUKWU V. THE STATE (2007)
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- Court of Appeal (Port Harcourt Division)
- Judgment date
Summary of Henry Chukwu v. The State (2007), discussing the appeal, court findings, and significance in criminal law regarding murder charges.
OLORUNTOSIN BELLO V. THE STATE (2006)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
- Judgment date
Analysis of the case OLORUNTOSIN BELLO v. THE STATE, focusing on the Court of Appeal's ruling on the improper trial evaluation and presumption of innocence.
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MBANENGEN SHANDE V. THE STATE (2004)
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- Court of Appeal (Jos Division)
- Judgment date
A detailed overview of Mbanengen Shande v. The State (2004), examining the court's findings on culpable homicide, provocation, and confessional statements.
STATE VS. OGBUBUNJO (2001)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
This case summary discusses the Supreme Court's decision in State vs. Ogbubunjo, focusing on issues of circumstantial evidence and the burden of proof in a mahm