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  • These Are What We’ve Learnt About The New Exchange Rate In The Last One Week

    It’s officially seven days since Nigeria began a free float of its exchange rate. The new interbank foreign market ushered in by the Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele is expected to provide some relief for an economy that has been starved of foreign investments in the wake of the imposition of capital controls that has […]
  • How Foreign Investors Might Interpret Buhari’s Latest Devaluation Gaffe

    President Buhari is probably better left alone especially when it comes to questions relating to the economy. He was speaking at a breaking of the Ramadan Fast with some members of the Business Community in Abuja when he seized on the opportunity to comment on the new flexible exchange rate policy. The president who last two […]
  • It’s One Week Since We Last Had A Pipeline Attack And This Happened

    Nigeria has been under attack for the last two months as militants in the Niger Delta bomb oil installations in what is supposed to be a protest on behalf of the people of the Niger Delta. The impact has been devastating with oil production badly cut to as low as 800, 000 bpd at some […]
  • ‘Docs v. Glocks’ in 11th Circuit: Gun Rights or Free Speech?

    The Florida Firearm Owners Privacy Act, odiously nicknamed ‘Docs v. Glocks,’ is being debated in federal court that has physicians on one side and gun rights activists on the other. It’s been five years since the Florida law passed, and all eyes are on the Federal Court in Atlanta. Most people see this as a […]
  • Itching for Indiana Codes? FindLaw’s Got ‘Em, Free and User-Friendly

    Wondering about actuarial authority in Indiana? Need to know what spyware is prohibited in the Hoosier state? FindLaw has you covered. If you’re looking for the best, easiest-to-use Indiana codes, you can now find them on FindLaw. FindLaw’s new Indiana Code and Constitution section has everything you could need, and it’s all for free. Find […]Read More
  • Texas Abortion Clinic Restrictions Terminated by Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court struck down restrictive regulations on abortion providers in Texas today, in Whole Women’s Health v. Hellerstedt, ruling that those restrictions constitute an undue burden on a woman’s access to abortion, in violation of the Constitution. The restrictions, which required abortion providers to obtain admitting-privileges at hospitals and meet the requirements of surgical […]
  • Could Videoconferencing, Skype Testimony Be Unconstitutional?

    Videoconferencing programs like Skype or FaceTime are becoming increasingly common in today’s courtrooms. Defendants detained in other jurisdictions can Skype in to the court house. More rarely, witnesses may present testimony via teleconference. Even attorneys have been known to appear in court through the magic of online video streaming. But a new ruling by the […]
  • BREAKING: Federal Court Disqualifies Abia’s Governor Ikpeazu

    Abia State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, has been pronounced disqualified to run for the office of governor by a federal high court in Abuja, News Express reports. The presiding judge, Justice Okon Abang ruling on Monday, June 27, 2016 on a suit brought against Dr. Ikpeazu by an arch-rival, Dr. Uche Ogar, declared him unqualified to […]