Article II, Section 1, Clause 7 of the U.S. Constitution addresses the President’s compensation and restrictions on receiving additional benefits. The Section provides as follows:: “The President shall, at stated Times, receive...
Why Almost No One Gets Charged with Treason — Even When They Deserve It Introduction This is an article based on the Treason Clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article III,...
Introduction In every constitutional democracy, some acts strike at the very heart of the system. They are not merely criminal — they are existential threats to the state itself....
In a landmark decision that has sent shockwaves through the estate administration and banking sectors, the Supreme Court of Nigeria has ruled in DAURA & ANOR v. UNION BANK...
Treason is widely regarded as the gravest offense a citizen can commit — a direct attack on the constitutional order and national security. While nearly every country criminalizes treason, how...
This Article is an analysis of the Supreme Court’s decision in Aviomoh v. COP (2021) LPELR-55203(SC), focusing on the interpretation of freedom of expression under the Nigerian Constitution and the constitutional limitations imposed...
The Supreme Court of Nigeria’s decision in Mainstreet Bank Capital Ltd & Anor v. Nigeria Reinsurance Corporation Plc (2018) LPELR-44905(SC) reinforces fundamental principles of arbitration law, especially the doctrine of...
For decades, the United Kingdom has marketed itself as a welcoming home for ambitious international students — a place where anyone, regardless of background, can chase academic excellence. But...
Below is an analysis of the UK Student Visa requirements and conditions.To apply for a UK Student Visa, you must:(1) Be 16 years or older(2) Have a confirmed offer...
The Supreme Court decision in MAGAJI v. LADO & ORS (2023) LPELR-60463(SC) touches on a fundamental judicial principle — the duty of impartiality and the prohibition against judges descending...