Justice Joust

We’re kicking off our first-ever Bootcamp in partnership with Abia State University - pushing the frontiers of legal education in Nigeria.

Over 5 intensive days, participants will be drilled on Advocacy, Legal Writing, and Comprehension - some of the skills that is required of a law profession.

This is exclusively for undergraduate law students of Abia State University.

Spots are limited. Register here 👇

justicejoust.com/bootcamp

The latest Snap Test is still up, and we’ve got our early front-runners.

🥇 1. Ifeyinwa Onwuka – PH Campus
🥈 2. Freedom Robinson – NLS Abuja Campus
🥉 3. Echobu Godwin – Yenagoa Campus

These three are currently leading the pack with solid performance and quick legal thinking under pressure.

Are you in Nigerian Law School? Test your knowledge by trying out this week's 1 hour and 100 questions Snap Test.

Head over to snap.justicejoust.com and start now.

Today, we're launching Snap Tests a high-stakes, exam-simulated portal built for Nigerian Law School students to practice MCQs under real exam conditions.

Features:

• 100 MCQs spanning Criminal Litigation, Civil Litigation, Professional Ethics, Corporate Law, and Property Law.

• 1-hour timer to match real exam constraints.

Until the 15th of June, Snap Tests are open to all tiers (Free, Basic, and Pro). After the 15th, they will become exclusive to Pro users.

Head over to snap.justicejoust.com and start preparing today!

It's Monday's Criminal Litigation. Can you try out this mini-Joust?

Here's a summary of what today's class was all about: https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/criminal-litigation/nls-criminal-litigation-pre-trial-police-interview

Test your knowledge on Week 5 here: justicejoust.com/login

Corporate Law Practice may have been tricky for you.

Our team at Justice Joust has compiled the procedures and timelines you might need in your Corporate Law journey.

Download them here:

Timelines: https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/corporate-law/nls-corporate-law-timelines-mastery

Procedures: https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/corporate-law/nls-corporate-law-practice-guide

Remember, you can practice your quizzes here: justicejoust.com/login

Check out this:

Corporate Law Masterclass: Legal Framework & Regulatory Bodies https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/corporate-law/nls-corporate-law-week3-legal-framework-and-regulatory-bodies

You can practice MCQs for week 3 here: justicejoust.com/signup

It's week 3 of Property Law.

Can you answer this question?

Then, check out this expert breakdown on Justice Joust: Week 3 Property Law: Applicable Laws, Jurisdictions & Ethical Duties https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/property-law/nls-property-law-week3-applicable-laws-and-jurisdiction

Today’s Duel – Criminal Litigation

During a criminal trial at the High Court of the FCT, a novel procedural issue arises which is not expressly provided for in the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) 2015.
What is the legally required step for the trial judge to take?

A. The judge must apply the English High Court Rules of Practice to ensure justice is achieved
B. The judge shall adopt any procedure that will meet the justice of the case to resolve the lacuna
C. The judge will strike out the criminal charge for lack of statutory procedural rules on the issue
D. The judge must refer the procedural question to the Court of Appeal for an immediate directive

💬 Drop your answer in the comments.

🔎 Full explanation available — link in bio.

https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/criminal-litigation/nls-criminal-litigation-intro-jurisdiction-venue

Today’s Duel – Criminal Litigation

During a criminal trial at the High Court of the FCT, a novel procedural issue arises which is not expressly provided for in the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) 2015.
What is the legally required step for the trial judge to take?

A. The judge must apply the English High Court Rules of Practice to ensure justice is achieved
B. The judge shall adopt any procedure that will meet the justice of the case to resolve the lacuna
C. The judge will strike out the criminal charge for lack of statutory procedural rules on the issue
D. The judge must refer the procedural question to the Court of Appeal for an immediate directive

💬 Drop your answer in the comments.

🔎 Full explanation available — link in bio. (https://justicejoust.com/blog/nls/criminal-litigation/nls-criminal-litigation-intro-jurisdiction-venue)

Hey Jousters!

Today is International Women’s Day — a moment to honor the strength, courage, and unyielding fight of every woman who refuses to settle for less than full freedom and justice.

To celebrate the wonderful women in our lives (and keep fueling the movement), we’re giving **50% off ALL subscriptions** for both new and existing Jousters!

Use code **SHERISES** at checkout.
Offer ends **Monday, March 9, 2026**.

👉 https://justicejoust.com/store?promo=womens-day

Let’s keep rising until every woman is truly free. 💜✊🏾