Judiciary Under Military, Civilian Rule: From ouster clauses to constitutional checks

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The article examines how courts relate to executive power under military and civilian rule in Nigeria. It contrasts judicial independence, access to justice, and the handling of political disputes, including the role of constitutional checks and ouster clauses.

The contrast is particularly evident in the judiciary’s relationship with executive power, access to justice, judicial independence and the determination of political disputes The post Judiciary Under Military, Civilian Rule: From ouster clauses to constitutional checks appeared first on Vanguard News.