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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – ARRAIGNMENT – What constitutes a valid arraignment under Section 36 of the 1999 Constitution and Section 309 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law of Anambra State

PRINCIPLE17/02/2023

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – Obtaining Money by false pretence – Ingredients the prosecution must establish and prove to succeed in offence of obtaining money by false pretence

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – ARRAIGNMENT – Taking of plea – Whether taking of plea of the defendant in block vitiates the proceedings – Need to be treated as a mere irregularity

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – RESTITUTION – Meaning and nature of restitution

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – RESTITUTION & SENTENCE – Whether an order of restitution and sentence in criminal trial amounts to double jeopardy

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – RESTITUTION & SENTENCE – Whether an order of restitution and sentence in criminal trial amounts to double jeopardy

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – SENTENCING – Discretion of Court over sentencing – Whether an appellate court can readily interfere with a sentence imposed by a trial court – Duty of the appellant to establish necessary conditions to warrant interference

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PRACTICE – SENTENCING – Discretionary powers of court to impose lesser sentence – Need to exercise discretion judicially and judiciously – When an appellate court may interfere with exercise of discretion by the trial court

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JUDGMENT AND ORDER – Order of restitution – Power of Court to order for restitution

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JURISPRUDENCE – Restitution – the Jurisprudence behind restitution for victim(s) of crime

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE- Restitution- Whether the court needs to take evidence in its civil jurisdiction to order Restitution

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PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – CONCURRENT FINDINGS – When the Supreme Court may interfere with concurrent findings of facts by trial court and court of Appeal

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APPEAL- Concurrent findings of fact(s) – Instances where the Supreme Court may interfere with concurrent findings of facts by the lower court

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/ EVIDENCE – Presumption of innocence – Whether it is the duty of the accused person to prove his innocence

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APPEAL- Concurrent findings of fact(s) – Instance where the Supreme Court may interfere with concurrent findings of facts by the lower court

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APPEAL – Concurrent findings of facts – Attitude of Supreme Court to Concurrent findings of facts – Instances where the Supreme Court may interfere with concurrent findings – Arduous task of the appellant

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/ EVIDENCE – Presumption of innocence – Whether it is the duty of the accused person to prove his innocence

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Identification Parade – Duty of court to diligently follow Ikemson v. The State

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Identification parade- Factors to be considered by the court before placing reliance on identification evidence

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE- Identification parade – Exposure of the accused before identification parade – Duty of the court to ensure that identification parade established the guilt of the accused person – Effects of an identification parade conducted after the exposure of the accused to the general public.

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