Vol. 9, Issue 1: Spring 2016

Editorial

• Editorial: ‘Hanging by Invitation: Capital Punishment, The Carceral Archipelago
  and Escalating Homicide Rates in the Caribbean and Africa’ 
  By Biko Agozino

Articles

• Challenges of Providing Security in Lagos State: The Case of Corporate Private Security Organizations (pp. 1-18).
  By Oluwakemi Omotosho and Adeyinka Aderinto
• The Spectre of Terrorism And Nigeria’s Industrial Development: A Multi-Stakeholder Imperative (pp. 20-40). 
  By David Imhonopi and Ugochukwu Urim.
• Suspension of Justice Isa Ayo Salami: Implications for Rule Of Law, Judicial Independence And Constitutionalism (pp. 41-60). 
  By A.T. Shehu and M. K. Tamim
• Population Density and Armed Robbery in Nigeria: An Analysis of Variation Across States. (pp. 62-73) 
  By Michael Kunnuji.
• Occult Practices Against Crime in Mali (pp. 74-82). 
  By Kansaye Bourema.
• Towards A More Enduring Prevention Of Scholarly Plagiarism Among University Students In Nigeria (pp. 83-97).
  By Faloore Olutola.
• Alternative Approach to Policing in Nigeria: Analyzing the Need to Redefine Community Policing in Tackling the Nation’s Security Challenges (pp. 98-115).
  By Monsuru Kasali and Rafiu Odetola.
• Widows and Inheritance Hijacking Practices in Ilara Mokin, Ondo State, Nigeria. 
  By Johnson Ayodele.
• Criminality: Illegal Logging of Woods In Nigeria’s South-West Forest Belt (141-153). 
  By Adediran Ikuomola, Rashidi Okunola & Adeshina Akindutire.
• The Influence of Rape Myth Acceptance and Situational Factors in Defining Sex and Labeling Rape among Female University Students in Nigeria (154-170). 
  By Richard Aborisade.
• Prevalence and predictors of psychopathological symptoms among inmates in Dilla correction centre, SNNPR, Ethiopia (pp. 171-186). 
  By Tarekegn Gemeda.
• African Americans And Racial Profiling By U.S. Law Enforcement: An Analysis of Police Traffic Stops And Searches of Motorists In Nebraska, 2002 – 2007 (pp. 187-206).
  By Ngozi Kamalu.
• Socio-cultural Conditions of Victims and their Crime Reporting Practices in Lagos, Nigeria (pp.207-242). 
  By Johnson Ayodele and Adeyinka Aderinto.
• A Study on Nigerian and U.S. College Students’ Views on Justice Issues (pp. 243-265). 
  By Oko Elechi; Eric Lambert and Morris Jenkins.
• Towards Structured Sentencing In Kenya: A Case For Reform (pp.266-278). 
  By Sarah Kinyanjui and Migai Akech.
• Anti-Suicide Laws in Nine African Countries: Criminalization, Prosecution and Penalization (pp. 279-292). 
  By Mensah Adinkrah.