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	IS PART IV OF THE 1999 CONSTITUTION OF NIGERIA ABSOLUTE FOR PRISONERS? The general notion attached to convicted prisoners in Nigeria is the attendant ill-treatment meted out on them, and the false belief that prison in-m Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-24 07:17:40 Open Document File Size: 276,75 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lagos / / Country Nigeria / / / Facility Prison Act LFN / / IndustryTerm criminal law / justifiable law / legal services / basic infrastructure / food / / Organization Nigerian Government / United Nations / Supreme Court / / Person Peter Nemi / Ruth Olurounbi / / Position Attorney General / Lagos State / Attorney General / Assistant Inspector General / law enforcement officer / / RadioStation CFRN 1999 / / URL http / SocialTag Justice Abuse Crimes against humanity Criminal law Culture Human rights Prison Chapter Two of the Constitution of South Africa Penology Ethics

IS PART IV OF THE 1999 CONSTITUTION OF NIGERIA ABSOLUTE FOR PRISONERS? The general notion attached to convicted prisoners in Nigeria is the attendant ill-treatment meted out on them, and the false belief that prison in-mAdd to Reading List