Nigerian Lawyers Protest Virtual Court Proceedings Amid Kidnapping Fears

Lawyers in Enugu State, Nigeria, are protesting judges' reliance on virtual court hearings and threatening a shutdown, citing frequent kidnapper attacks along a key road in the region.

2 Jun, 18:45 — 2 Jun, 18:45

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Lawyers protest judges’ resort to virtual proceedings, threaten court shutdown

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that judges serving in the area had switched to virtual hearings due to frequent attacks by kidnappers along the Ugwogo-Opi-Nsukka Road in Enugu State. The post Lawyers protest judges’ resort to virtual proceedings, threaten court shutdown appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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