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Authorities competent to institute criminal proceedings in Nigeria
Effect of criminal proceedings instituted without the necessary consent and authority
Power of the Attorney General of the Federation to prosecute any offence created by the EFCC Act
Procedure for instituting criminal proceedings in the Federal High Court
Right and limitation of a private prosecutor in the institution of criminal proceedings
When criminal proceedings will be said to have been properly instituted
Whether a criminal proceeding can be instituted by a person other than the Attorney-General
Whether a Director of Public Prosecutions can instruct a private legal practitioner to appear in a criminal case on his behalf and appear with a legal practitioner so instructed
Whether any other authority initiating criminal proceedings must have the express approval of the Attorney General
Whether a police officer can institute criminal proceedings before any court in Nigeria
Whether a private legal practitioner can institute and undertake a criminal prosecution
Whether a private prosecutor can prefer an information charging any person with murder
Whether officers in the Attorney-General's office can institute criminal proceedings only where the Attorney-General expressly donates his power to them
Whether the Attorney-General has exclusive power to initiate proceedings before the Code of Conduct Tribunal
Whether the EFCC has powers to institute and prosecute criminal proceedings
Whether the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has the power to file an information
Whether the National Agency for the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) is competent to institute criminal proceedings
Whether the Police have the power to initiate and conduct criminal prosecutions in the Regional Tribunals without the Attorney-General's authority
Whether the power of the Attorney-General to institute criminal proceedings is exclusive to him
Whether there is a distinction between the manner of initiation of criminal proceedings in the Federal High Court and the conduct of trials in the court
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