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CRIMINOLOGY: PHILOSOPHIES OF PUNISHMENT, CORRECTION AND TREATMENT (PART 1)

https://lexandletters.com/update/philosphies-of-punishment-correction-treatment/3509757

CRIMINOLOGY: PUL 262PHILOSOPHIES OF PUNISHMENT, CORRECTION AND TREATMENTLEARNING OBJECTIVES:By the end of this lecture, students should be able to:a. Identify and explain the major philosophical theories of punishmentb. Analyze the evolution from punishment-focused to treatment-oriented approachesc. Compare retributive, deterrent, and rehabilitative philosophiesd. Evaluate the effectiveness of different philosophical approaches.INTRODUCTIONThe philosophy of punishment represents humanity’s atte...

Double Standard in the Skies: Comfort Emmanson, KWAM 1, and the Death of the Rule of Law in Nigeria

https://lexandletters.com/update/same-sky-different-rules-comfort-emmanson-kwam1/3206846

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Double Standard in the Skies: Comfort Emmanson, KWAM 1, and the Death of the Rule of Law in Nigeria by Dr. Anne Uruegi Agi  In a truly just society, the law is a leveler, blind to status, wealth, or political connection. But in Nigeria, we are reminded daily that the scales of justice tilt toward the powerful, while the ordinary citizen bears the brunt of selective enforcement. The recent decision by the Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, SAN, to “compassionately” withdraw crimi...

The Tyrants in Our Classrooms: When Lecturers Become the First Wound Nigerian Students Must Survive

https://lexandletters.com/update/cruel-nigerian-lecturers-students-speak-out/3200599

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By [Dr. Anne Agi] In a nation where education is sold as the ladder out of poverty, trauma is too often the only thing students climb. The recent uproar surrounding the nomination of Dr. Yangien Ornguga, a law professor at Benue State University, for a commissioner role in Benue State, Nigeria, has peeled back the scabs of years of silent suffering in our universities. What should have been a routine announcement has instead triggered a flood of disturbing testimonials, more than 200 an...

The Tyrants in Our Classrooms: When Lecturers Become the First Wound Nigerian Students Must Survive

https://lexandletters.com/update/cruel-nigerian-lecturers-students-speak-out/3200600

By [Dr. Anne Agi] In a nation where education is sold as the ladder out of poverty, trauma is too often the only thing students climb. The recent uproar surrounding the nomination of Dr. Yangien Ornguga, a law professor at Benue State University, for a commissioner role in Benue State, Nigeria, has peeled back the scabs of years of silent suffering in our universities. What should have been a routine announcement has instead triggered a flood of disturbing testimonials, more than 200 and...

Nigerian Law School Champions Inclusivity with support for Student with illness: The Untold Story of Peter Agbor’s Triumph.

https://lexandletters.com/update/law-school-success-story-against-all-peter-agbor/3232541

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Nigerian Law School Champions Inclusivity with support for Student with illness: The Untold Story of Peter Agbor’s Inspiring Triumph  By Peter Agbor, Esq “I Couldn’t Hold a Pen, But I Held On” I always told myself as a young law student at the University of Calabar that I could never fail a law course. And for years, I kept that vow. Then, everything changed. The First Signs In my 400 level, second semester, my world began to shift. One year after losing my mother, just six days before my 300...
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