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Best Ways to Leverage AI in Legal Research

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Best Ways to Leverage AI in Legal Research

lawpavilion January 13, 2025

Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the legal profession, particularly in the area of research and...

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3 Ways AI-Powered Research Tool Can Guarantee Ethics and Transparency

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3 Ways AI-Powered Research Tool Can Guarantee Ethics and Transparency

lawpavilion January 13, 2025

Introduction As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into legal research and practice, these tools promise remarkable...

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Implications of the Supreme Court Decision in A.G. Bayelsa State v. Odok (2024) viz-a-viz The Traditional Position on the Capacity of Business Names

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Implications of the Supreme Court Decision in A.G. Bayelsa State v. Odok (2024) viz-a-viz The Traditional Position on the Capacity of Business Names

lawpavilion January 10, 2025

By Chidi Ezenwafor Esq., MCArb The Supreme Court of Nigeria’s decision in A.G. BAYELSA STATE v. ODOK...

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What Constitutes the Offence of Abetment; Requirements for Proof of Same

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What Constitutes the Offence of Abetment; Requirements for Proof of Same

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

CASE TITLE: TUKUR v. STATE (2024) LPELR-63061(CA)JUDGMENT DATE: 2ND DECEMBER, 2024PRACTICE AREA: CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURELEAD JUDGMENT:...

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Whether the Arrest of Worker(s) on Grounds of Trade Union Activities/Demonstration is a Breach of Fundamental Right

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Whether the Arrest of Worker(s) on Grounds of Trade Union Activities/Demonstration is a Breach of Fundamental Right

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

CASE TITLE: CCECC NIG. LTD & ORS v. BELLO & ORS (2024) LPELR-63069(CA)JUDGMENT DATE: 4TH DECEMBER, 2024PRACTICE...

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Proper Court with Jurisdiction where an Element of an Offence Is Started, Continued, or Concluded in Two Different States

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Proper Court with Jurisdiction where an Element of an Offence Is Started, Continued, or Concluded in Two Different States

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

CASE TITLE: MODE v. SULEIMAN (2024) LPELR-63098(CA)JUDGMENT DATE: 13TH DECEMBER, 2024PRACTICE AREA: CIVIL PROCEDURELEAD JUDGMENT: UGOCHUKWU ANTHONY...

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Jurisdiction of Court to Intervene in an Impeachment Proceedings

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Jurisdiction of Court to Intervene in an Impeachment Proceedings

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

CASE TITLE: KOGI STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY & ORS v. ACHUBA & ORS (2024) LPELR-61938(CA) JUDGMENT DATE:...

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Proposed Amendment to Section 150: Ex-AGF, Aondoakaa Warns of Unintended Consequences

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Proposed Amendment to Section 150: Ex-AGF, Aondoakaa Warns of Unintended Consequences

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

Former Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mr. Michael Aondoakaa (SAN), has raised...

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Why Mediation Matters: A Unique Approach To Conflict Resolution—By Habeeb Olayinka Lawal

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Why Mediation Matters: A Unique Approach To Conflict Resolution—By Habeeb Olayinka Lawal

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

Section 91 of the Arbitration and Mediation Act, 2023, defines mediation as “a process, whether referred to by...

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Does a YOUTUBE VIDEO Suffice as Evidence of Defection by the 27 Amawhule gang in Accordance with Section 109 (1) (g) of the Nigerian Constitution (as altered)?” -By Dr. Tonye Clinton Jaja

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Does a YOUTUBE VIDEO Suffice as Evidence of Defection by the 27 Amawhule gang in Accordance with Section 109 (1) (g) of the Nigerian Constitution (as altered)?” -By Dr. Tonye Clinton Jaja

lawpavilion January 9, 2025

By Dr. Tonye Clinton Jaja Rt. Hon. Minority Leader, of the House of Representatives, National Assembly of...

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