LSS Judicial Council

The disciplinary and adjudicatory body of the Law Students’ Society, tasked with upholding the Constitution and promoting fairness within the community.

The LSS Judicial Council interprets the Constitution of the Law Students’ Society and adjudicates disputes arising within the Society. It also hears petitions, disciplinary matters, and electoral disputes involving LSS officers or members.

In carrying out its duties, the Council is expected to maintain impartiality, respect due process, and reflect the values of justice and integrity taught by the Faculty of Law.

Core Functions

  • Interpretation of the LSS Constitution and regulations.
  • Adjudication of disputes among members of the Society.
  • Hearing and determination of disciplinary matters.
  • Resolution of electoral petitions and related complaints.

Judicial Council Leadership

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Chief Judge, LSS Judicial Council

OLUWAFEYISIKEMI ROSEMARY

Chief Judge, LSS Judicial Council

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Council Structure

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Chief Judge

Presides over sittings of the Judicial Council and leads in delivering decisions on matters brought before the Council.

Associate Judges

Support the Chief Judge in hearing matters, reviewing evidence, and contributing to reasoned judgments and opinions.

Council Registrar

Responsible for recording proceedings, managing filings and communicating the decisions of the Council to the appropriate parties.

Accessing the Judicial Council

How members of the Law Students’ Society may approach the Council with complaints, petitions, or requests for interpretation.

Filing a Complaint or Petition

Members may be required to submit a written petition or complaint addressed to the Chief Judge of the LSS Judicial Council through the Faculty of Law or the LSS Secretariat. The petition should clearly state the facts, issues and reliefs sought.

Hearings & Decisions

Upon receipt of a complaint, the Council may schedule a hearing, invite the parties, and review any documentary or oral evidence. Decisions of the Council are typically communicated in writing and may be subject to provisions in the LSS Constitution.