UKO IKONO V. THE STATE (2020)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
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Summary of Uko Ikono v. The State (2020), a Supreme Court ruling on murder conviction and evidential standards in criminal trials.
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Substitution of conviction
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MUYIDEEN OLASUNKANMI V. THE STATE (2019)
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- Court of Appeal, Ibadan Division
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Summary of Muyideen Olasunkanmi v. The State (2019) highlighting the conviction for conspiracy to commit murder despite a charge of murder not being proven.
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- Proof beyond reasonable doubt
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- criminal code laws of ogun state sections 316(1), 319(1) and 324
- criminal procedure act section 179(2)
- failure to prove substantive murder
EHIS ERAGHA V. THE STATE (2019)
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- Court of Appeal, Lagos Judicial Division
- Judgment date
Overview of the appeal decision in the case of Ehis Eragha v. The State concerning armed robbery charges and the significance of confessional statements in law.
HILLARY IGBINOWAYA V. THE STATE (2019)
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- Court of Appeal (Benin Division)
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A detailed analysis of the Court of Appeal's judgment on the case of Hillary Igbinowaya v. The State, highlighting confessional statements and the burden of the
FESTUS AMAYO VS. THE STATE (2002)
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- Supreme Court of Nigeria
- Judgment date
Detailed case summary of Festus Amayo vs. The State, focusing on legal principles surrounding manslaughter and criminal responsibility in Nigeria.
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SEFIU BALOGUN V. ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF OGUN STATE (2001)
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- Court of Appeal (Ibadan Division)
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Summary of Sefiu Balogun v. AG Ogun State (2001), discussing the Court of Appeal's ruling on conspiracy and robbery charges.