Vol. 4 No. 07 (2024): Volume 04 Issue 07

The article discusses the classification of criminal procedural terms and the place of classification in the theory of criminal procedural law. Opinions are also presented on the types of classification of procedural deadlines, their significance, the need for classification, and the classification of procedural deadlines used in pre-trial proceedings.

The article describes about the basics of conducting a quick experiment event as one of the quick-search activities in the legislation of foreign countries. The fundamentals of the operational-search event and the tasks and functions currently implemented in practice by conducting operational-search activities were studied, and scientific-theoretical conclusions and practical suggestions were given to improve the basics of conducting operational-search activities.

This article examines the legal issues surrounding the protection of property rights as a fundamental human right under international public law. It traces the historical development of property rights, analyzes key international legal instruments and court cases that have defined and interpreted this right, and explores challenges in balancing private property rights with public interests and state sovereignty. The article concludes that while property rights are well-established as a human right, their scope and implementation continue to evolve through international legal mechanisms.

In this article, the need to revise the legal status of educational institutions in the system of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is justified due to the fact that the principles of a market economy are being integrated into modern social life in our country and the growth of competitive educational services.

In the article, the method, situation, time, reasons and conditions, mechanism of committing extortion crimes are highlighted, the concept of criminalistic description and the opinions of scientists who have conducted research in this regard, the specific differences in the use of criminalistic knowledge in the detection and detection of this type of crime are highlighted.

This paper explores the framework of criminal penalties and enforcement mechanisms under environmental protection regulations. It delves into the legal provisions that define criminal activities against the environment, the range of penalties imposed, and the effectiveness of these measures in deterring environmental crimes. Through an analysis of statutory laws, case studies, and enforcement practices, the paper assesses the role of criminal law in safeguarding natural resources and public health. It also examines the challenges faced by regulatory bodies in implementing these laws and offers recommendations for enhancing enforcement strategies. The findings highlight the critical need for robust legal frameworks and vigilant enforcement to combat environmental offenses and promote sustainable practices.

This study delves into the portrayal of absurdity in Nigerian politics and governance through the lens of Ola Rotimi's drama. Rotimi's works serve as a poignant critique of societal issues, particularly the complexities and contradictions within Nigeria's political landscape. Through textual analysis and contextual interpretation, the study explores how Rotimi uses dramatic elements to shed light on corruption, power struggles, and the socio-political challenges faced by the country. The findings underscore Rotimi's role in exposing and dissecting the absurdities inherent in Nigerian governance.