imosemia@babcock.edu.ng
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Dr. Adekunbi Imosemi is an Associate Professor and holds a LL.B from the University of Ibadan in 2001. She Proceeded to the Nigerian Law School in 2002, got a B.L in 2003 and LL.M from the University of Ibadan in 2008. She was into active Legal Practice between 2003 and 2009 before joining Babcock University, School of Law and Security Studies as a Faculty on 1st of September, 2009. She has a Ph.D in Law and Diplomacy from Babcock University in 2017. Her Research intere...
Publications
FAMILY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA AND CHINA: A COMPARISON FROM LEGAL PERSPECTIVE• View Details
THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR MENTALLY ILL PERSONS IN NIGERIA-AN URGENT NECESSITY FOR REFORMATION View Details
Stemming The Wheels Of Child Labour For The Economic Gains Of The Parents In Nigeria: Investigating The Role of The Law View Details
Same Performance But More Attractive, Yet Less Reward: The Plights of Nigerian Female Lawyers in Private Practice View Details
Rape as a tool of terrorism: Exploring the situation in northeastern Nigeria and scrutinizing the legal frameworks View Details
Desertification: A Persistent Threat To The Sustainability Of The Nigerian Environment, Which Way Out? View Details
Death Penalty In Nigeria: To Be Or Not To Be: The Controversy Continues View Details
THE PRINCIPLES IN THIRD PARTY TRANSACTIONS AND INSIDER DEALINGS: AN EVALUATION OF RECENT LEGAL ISSUES * View Details
Persistent Acts of Domestic Violence against women and girls in Nigeria: A Violation of Their Rights; A Scoping Legal Review. View Details
Stemming The Persistent Waves of Human Trafficking in Nigeria: The Legal Responses. View Details
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND THE CRIMINAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM: A POSSIBLE SYNERGY AS SALVE TO COURT CONGESTION IN THE NIGERIAN LEGAL SYSTEM* View Details
CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION: AN ASSESSMENT OF GLOBAL LEGAL RESPONSES: SO FAR SO GOOD? View Details
COMPENSATION OF OIL SPILL VICTIMS IN NIGERIA: THE MORE THE OIL, THE MORE THE BLOOD? View Details
Child Marriage And Abduction in Nigeria: Exploring The Ese Oruru Saga And The Legal Implications. View Details
Plea Bargaining in Nigeria: an Aftermath of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015. View Details
Ensuring an Effective Criminal Trial and Investigation in by the Nigeria Police Force: Challenges and Prospects View Details
Who is Immuned; The Office Holder or His Assets? A Legal Analysis of Immunity in the Three Arms Of Government in Nigeri View Details
Is Nigeria Truly A Fantastically Corrupt Nation? Probes under the Criminal Justice Administration and Instigating the United Nations Legal Paradigm to the Rescue View Details
Crime Reduction in Nigeria: the Pertinent Roles of the Judiciary under the Criminal Justice Administration View Details
An Examination of the Challenges on the Implementation of the freedom of information Act in Nigeria View Details
Child/Juvenile Trial under the Criminal Justice Administration in Nigeria; an Urgent Necessity for Reformations View Details
Prosecution of White and Blue Collar Crimes under the Criminal Justice System in Nigeria: an Arrant Display of Injustice and inequality? View Details
THE QUANDARY OF RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE AND CRIMES IN NIGERIA: ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION TO THE RESCUE View Details
Compulsory Treatment of Victims of Gunshot Act (2017): Saving Lives in Nigerian Hospitals or a contradiction of the Provisions of Criminal Justice Administration Act? View Details
Imperative Denouement of Child Sexual Abuse in Nigeria: An Exploration of the Medical and Legal Implications View Details
Administrative and Legal Protection of medical Personnel against Criminal and Civil Negligence in Nigeria View Details
From Rehabilitation to Transformative Identities of Prisoners in Nigeria: The Legal Framework under the Criminal Justice Administration View Details
Guilty by reason of Legal Insanity or Mental Insanity? An Evaluation of the Plea of Insanity View Details
Overtime, women have been victims of various kinds of violent acts and behavior. This ranges from the plethora of domestic violence cases, to cases of women being used for violent rituals, and women being murdered by their intimate partners. The nature of women as being weaker to most men gives credence to this, and with each passing day, many more cases of intimate partner homicide is recorded. This study analyses the concept and theory of what causes this sort of violence, mostly directed towards women. It also explores the issue of violent rituals in Nigeria. The paper further states various instances of the occurrence of this act in Nigeria, and analyses the role of public policy and Laws in curbing the menace. The qualitative approach is used in assessing the heinous crime of intimate partner homicide in Nigeria. The study concludes that every individual and the government especially have a role to play in the protection of women from such occurrences, the curbing of the crime, and the eventual prosecution of the cases. The study recommends that every woman should be educated on ways to protect herself, and public policy should be effectively used. Also, the government should increase her effort in the prosecution of such cases. View Details
An Exploration of the 2019 General Elections in Nigeria: A Review of the Legal Framework View Details
Extra-Judicial Killings by the Nigerian Police Force: An Examination of the Legal Framework View Details
Instigating the Canons of Law and Religion for Crime Reduction in Nigeria View Details
Fighting the Enemy Within: An Evaluation of the Role of the Nigerian Criminal Justice Administration on Terrorism View Details
Is Nigeria Truly a “Fantastically Corrupt Nation”? Probing the Domestic Legal Framework and Instigating the United Nations Legal Paradigm to the Rescue View Details
ECONOMIC RIGHTS OR FINANCIAL FRAUD: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CURTAILMENT AND PROSECUTION OF THE CRIME OF “YAHOO PLUS” View Details
ARMED HERDSMEN KILLINGS AND RUINATION OF PROPERTIES IN NIGERIA: THE NECESSITY OF INDEPENDENT STATE POLICING UNDER THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION. View Details
Saving Women from Violent Rituals and Intimate Partner Homicide in Nigeria: Public Policy and Revamped Laws to the Rescue View Details
LEGAL AND REGULATORY MECHANISM OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW OF IBADAN ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION OUTLETS. View Details
AN EXPLORATION OF MURDER TRIALS UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN NIGERIA View Details
Decisions of Competent Courts in Customary Laws of Succession and Application of Administration of Estate Law in Nigeria, , Vol. 4, No 2, 2017 pp 115-120 View Details
PROGRESSIVE ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS NORMS IN NIGERIA: THE QUESTION OF ACCESS TO JUSTICE View Details
PLEA BARGAINING AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN NIGERIA View Details
WHO IS IMMUNED; OFFICE HOLDER OR HIS ASSETS? A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF IMMUNITY IN THE THREE ARMS OF GOVERNMENT IN NIGERIA View Details
THE PRINCIPLES IN THIRD PARTY TRANSACTIONS AND INSIDER DEALINGS: AN EVALUATION OF RECENT LEGAL ISSUES View Details
The Conundrums of Arms Trafficking and Gun Violence: Examination of the Legal Framework View Details
Experiences
Jan-2020-2023-12-31
Jurisprudence & Public Law
Jan-2017-2019-12-31
Jurisprudence & Public Law
Jan-2014-2016-12-31
Jurisprudence & Public Law
Sep-2009-2013-12-31
International Law & Security Studies
2006-2009
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Represented clients in meetings and court sessions
2004-2006
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Representing clients in meetings and court sessions and soliciting
2003-2004
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