LAW 220 Justice and its Institutions Exam 2020
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LAW 220: Second Semester Examination, July 2020, Course Instructors Prof. Sone Patience \& Dr. (Barr.) Tchana, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science, Department of English Law: the civil and criminal jurisdiction of the Court of First Instance and the High Court; sitting versus standing magistrates; the jurisdiction of the Military Court, including its controversial extension to civilians, and an honestly-hedged analysis of section 3 of Law No. 2006/015 of 29 December 2006 on Judicial Organisation; and the constitutional safeguards to a fair trial.
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University of Buea
Faculty of Law and Political Science - FLPS
Justice and its Institutions
Exam · Second Semester · Level 200
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Expatiate on the jurisdiction of the court of First Instance (Magistrate Court) and High Court in both civil and criminal matters ((30 Marks)) b) Distinguish between sitting and standing magistrates ((5 marks))
Before and during the trial of any person accused of a crime, there are provisions in the Constitution which ensures that the accused shall have a fair trial. Identify and discuss these constitutional safeguards to fair trial. ((35 Marks)) Good luck
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- LAW220 (LAW 220)
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- 2020
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- Level 200
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- Second Semester
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