If you are interested in terrorism, read about the Nigerian man recently extradited to the United States here
LAWAL Olaniyi Babafemi is a Nigerian Journalist and the publisher of ‘Inspire’, an al Qaeda based Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) magazine published in English and Arabic languages. He is presently on trial in New York.
A Mandamus is an order issued by the court against an
individual, organisation, administrative tribunal, quasi-judicial body or court
requiring it to perform a duty which it is obliged to perform by law but failed
to perform. It can also be defined as a writ or order that is issued from a court of superior jurisdiction
that commands an inferior tribunal, corporation, Municipal Corporation,or individual to
perform, or refrain from performing, a particular act, the performance or
omission of which is required by law as an obligation[1].
In the preceding post we started with the term known as 'security vote'
and the continuous deduction of such funds from the coffers of the
state in the 'interest of security'.
This post addresses the term Public Interest
Litigation.