Capital Punishment for Cybercrime: The Case in Nigeria

This article describes the legal ethics and social analysis of the Nigerian recommendation to impose a death sentence on people who break into the nation's information infrastructure and computer network and cause loss of human life (cybercrime bill, 2013). The bill submitted by the President of Good Luck Jonathan of Nigeria to the Diet is currently under deliberation and has been enacted as law by the Senate. This law aims to protect national infrastructure from cyber crime by criminalizing various cyber activities.

The death penalty is a legal punishment imposed in 31 of the 50 states in the United States, and it applies only when people are convicted of murder. However, not all the murders are seeking for the death penalty by the state properly. Logically, capital punishment is enforced by enforcement and most prisons use fatal injections. If the death penalty applies only to certain murders and applies only to certain states, why in this country (people who have been colored statistically and unfortunately) will be executed nationwide - planned Is it being scheduled, previously declared? These people are responsible for everyday traffic parking, fighting with public transportation, CD and cigarette sales in the corner, getaway to the police, delivery of the knife when arriving in prison, family gatherings after departure I am executed.

In this article, it is suggested that the death penalty case is usually caused by a serious crime before the reform, judgment on outright matching is being made. Many of these cases involve public torture and execution as punishment for serious religious crimes. As large-scale amendment begins, most of these decisions will begin to disappear in the latter part of Hittite Empire. Different legal translations can be seen throughout the history of the empire, but the concept of Hittite law was originally based on religion, intending to maintain the authority of the state. Furthermore, the purpose of punishment is to prevent crime and to protect individual property rights. The goal of crime prevention is seen in the severity of punishment for certain crimes.