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DELSU Law Review (DLR), A Publication of Faculty of Law, Oleh Campus, Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria over the years has contributed immensely to legal scholarship through the publishing of topical, recondite and current legal essays of scholars. This has impacted greatly and positively on readership cutting across the legal profession as a whole and the general public.

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That they may also be in Health and Prosper: Covid-19 Pandemic and the Right to Dignity of Health Workers in Nigeria

Olusola Babatunde Adegbite Download this Paper Open Document

The National Development Plan 2021-2025: An Analysis of Investment and Sustainable Financing Plan and Legal Constraints to Socio-Economic Advancement in Nigeria

Fatima Bello Download this Paper Open Document

Tax Objections Processes, Nigeria, West Indies and other Comparative Jurisdictions

Grace Akolokwu, Chidi Halliday, Omotayo Abisoye, Rose Ohiama Ugbe, Mokutima Ekpo, Linus Nwauzi, Godwin Oyedokun, Uche Jack-Osimiri Download this Paper Open Document

Pitch Invasion During Sporting Events: A Case for Criminalized Public Trespass in Nigeria

Oluwagbenga Atere Download this Paper Open Document

Indigenous Peoples Rights under International Law and the Legal Impediments to their Full Realisation in Nigeria

Ibe Okegbe Ifeakandu, Ochem Emeka Charles Open Document

Wills as a Panacea to Succesion Disputes, and Inheritance Squabbles under the Nigerian Law: An Overview

Nwogbo-Egwu, C. C., Egwu, C., Udensi, A. C C Download this Paper Open Document

Challenges of Surrogacy in the Development of Reproductive Health in Nigeria

Charles Emeka Ochem, Abieyuwa Blessing Igbinosa-Okoro Open Document

A Legal Overview of the Nature and Role of Church Internal Governance Mechanisms

Idowu A Akinloye Download this Paper Open Document

Constraints on Environmental Protection in Developing Countries

Mabel Osato Oniha, Bright E. Oniha Download this Paper Open Document

Dead End of Public Officers Protection Act in a Contract of Service: Respite for...

Abstract The Public Officer Protection Act (POPA) 1893 seems to have occasioned different forms of injustice in Nigeria. POPA has shielded a number of public...

Advancing the Rights of Patients in Nigeria: Analyzing the Patients Bill of Rights

Abstract Persons who seek medical attention have rights which must be respected, notwithstanding their health status. The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,...

A Reflection on the Constitutional Power of the Attorney-General to Enter a Nolleprosequi in...

Abstract The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) bestows on the Attorney-General the power to enter a nolleprosequi in criminal proceedings....

Judicial Independence as Bulwark of Rule of Law

Introduction In any society, even more so in a democratic one, the judiciary is indispensable for the impartial administration of justice. The judicial system of...

Recovery of Legal Practitioners Charges: A Review of the Decision of the Court in...

Introduction This subject matter of the case is the entitlement of a legal practitioner to his professional charges from clients. Section 19 of The Legal...

Utility of Legal Software in Legal Practice and Research

Abstract This paper examines the use of legal software as a tool for researching and legal practice management. The demand for reliability and validity in...

Morality, Religion and Contemporary Laws Move in the Same Channel in their Purposes: An...

Abstracts Morality, religion and law are primordial and they regulate the conduct of every human being over the time. The sources of morality, religion and...

Data Privacy Protection and the Right to Privacy in Nigeria: An Assessment of the...

Abstract Data Privacy is occasionally referred to as ‘Information Privacy’. It builds on the established notion of privacy to regulate the relationship between the collection...

An Unequalled Legal Icon takes a Bow

BIOGRAPHY OF LATE PROFESSOR M. O. U GASIOKWU The late Prof. Martin Ogbogwu Uzochukwu Gasiokwu was born at Ubulu-Uku, a town in Aniocha South Local...

The Role of National Implementation Bodies in Ensuring Compliance with International Humanitarian Law (IHL)

Abstract The Geneva conventions of 1949 and their additional protocols of 1977 and 2005 are the principal treaties governing the humane treatment of civilians, aid...