Ekiti CJ: ACJA has potentials to develop nation’s justice system

Ekiti State Chief Judge, Justice Ayodeji Daramola, has said the
adoption and implementation of the Administration of Criminal
Justice Act, (ACJA), in some states in Nigeria has the potential of
developing the Nigerian Criminal Justice System and meeting global
standards.

He described the Act as a laudable development and a big
revolution in the criminal justice system in Nigeria.

He spoke at a workshop organized by FIDA in collaboration with
the MacArthur Foundation on the Administration of Criminal Justice
Act, ACJA, 2015, in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State capital.

Daramola listed the gains of the Act to include promotion of
efficient management of criminal justice institutions, speedy
dispensation of justice and protection of the society from crime
and protection of the rights and interests of the suspects, the
defendant, and the victim as well.

Ekiti State Chief Judge, Justice Ayodeji Daramola, has said the
adoption and implementation of the Administration of Criminal
Justice Act, (ACJA), in some states in Nigeria has the potential of
developing the Nigerian Criminal Justice System and meeting global
standards.

He described the Act as a laudable development and a big
revolution in the criminal justice system in Nigeria.

He spoke at a workshop organized by FIDA in collaboration with
the MacArthur Foundation on the Administration of Criminal Justice
Act, ACJA, 2015, in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State capital.

Daramola listed the gains of the Act to include promotion of
efficient management of criminal justice institutions, speedy
dispensation of justice and protection of the society from crime
and protection of the rights and interests of the suspects, the
defendant, and the victim as well.