Review judgments and reported decisions associated with the legal keyword Illegal possession of firearms.
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Summary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Abdulkarim Mohammed v. Federal Republic of Nigeria (2025), clarifying issues of illegal firearm possession and appeal
Summary of the Court of Appeal decision in Ogundeji v. State, highlighting the key legal issues and rulings regarding conviction and burden of proof in criminal
A detailed summary of Isa Bello v. Federal Republic of Nigeria, examining the Supreme Court's rulings on criminal appeals and evidence evaluation.
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Summary of Taiye Michael Efe v. The State (2018), concerning armed robbery, conspiracy, firearms possession and confessional evidence.
Overview of the Supreme Court case Adamu Hassan v. Federal Republic of Nigeria, discussing the critical issues surrounding valid arraignment and trial nullity.
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Summary of the case State v. Abiodun where the Court of Appeal affirmed the lower court's decision to acquit the respondents of robbery charges.
A detailed case summary of Bello Okashetu v. The State, discussing legal principles related to confessional statements and the burden of proof in criminal law.
A detailed analysis of the Supreme Court decision in Uche v. State, exploring legal doctrines surrounding armed robbery and alibi defenses.
A detailed summary of the Supreme Court decision in The State v. Femi Oladotun discussing crucial issues on illegal possession of firearms and proof beyond a M.
Summary of Femi Oladotun v. The State, highlighting the issues faced in the appeal against conviction for illegal possession of firearms.
A thorough analysis of The State v. Sqn. Leader Onyeukwu, highlighting joint trial issues, legal implications, and the court's reasoning.
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