what is the present law on corporate manslaughter in nigeria?
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The airlines only kill a few hundred a year.  The oil industry leads to thousands of deaths a year in Nigeria, and they are homocides, not manslaughter.
1065558
That depends entirely on the facts of the case and the penalty is at the discretion of a judge.\n\nReckless driving, for example won't get you as much time as you would if it were a DUI related manslaughter.
450687
Your did not die, so there will be no manslaughter charges.  Possible charges might include assault, battery and even attempted murder in extreme cases.  Criminal laws vary from state to state, so additional charges might be possible depending on the laws where the incident occurred.
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I never understood that either. If you kill somebody, you should, by all ethical and legal laws, be killed. And that's just the way it is.
635206
there is no law.  If you have it you don't have to tell anyone not even your boss.  But if you have it and know it and have unprotected sex with someone you can be tried for murder/attempted murder because you know you can give it to them
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to be punished by death
73327
Abiola got to the office and met his boss drunk. He left for London on that day with the cheque. They were happy to see that Abiola got the money they could not get for three and a half years within nine days when he has not even received a salary. So, he demanded that he should be made the controller in Nigeria and be given the half share of the company in Nigeria. He was made the Nigeria controller, but they pleaded that he should give them six months to consider the share. Gradually Abiola became the Vice-Chairman of the company in the world. This made him to be the richest man in Nigeria and made him famous in the world.\n\nHe contested the presidential election in 1993. He was assumed the winner but it was annulled. He fought to get his mandate but was instead detained and died after five years in detention. Many wives and children survived him. Democracy in Nigeria today is named after M.K.O. Abiola
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I think she is morally wrong to have him charged with manslaughter.  Sounds like the family found a way to make a quick fortune.  My ex did something similar.  Disgusting.
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I don't know but all the newspapers in Nigeria are below. Good luck in finding out.
1000725
Criminal lawyers and Corporate lawyers. I don't exactly know if there are more than two.
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This guy did\n\nhttp://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/Nigerian/nigerian_victims_5.htm
860759
Corporations are legal individuals in the eyes of the law.  With few exceptions (ie, the right to privacy) they should and do have the same rights as regular people under the constitution
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Abolition of humans law and aplication of God's law.
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Data for 2005 has not been released and manslaughter is not separated from murder, nor is negligent manslaughter reported at all or the number of people versus the number of manslaughters. In 2004, there were 1,359 murders and non-negligent manslaughters in Texas.
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you need to 'kill' the corporation.  since it is an entity and acts just like a person, it must be killed by the goverment.  But I dont believe you can kill one that has judgments against it.  try going to the www.IRS.com and searching the corporate info there.  it might be as simple as a 2552 form.  also you can contact your secutary of state and they can tell you all about it.
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The United Nations has a website. It is vast. \nDue to security it is hard to tell what you might find.\nI did find that  Mr. Okon Isong was/is Nigeria Minister Counsellor as of 2003.\n\nGood Luck
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I would think laws concerning violence in the work place would apply.  Try checking with Human Resources, unless you work for a small business, then you might have to consult an attorney.