ABSTRACT
Legislation is the framework by which government achieves its purposes.
To politicians and administrators, legislation is a means to attain their economic, cultural, political objectives and certain particular public policies.
The Draftsman and his challenges in contemporary democratic Nigeria can be best appreciated when you picture this; You have some urgent photocopying to be done, but the machine has run out of paper, the only other copier in the building is being repaired. You try to use the computer printer, but that has run out of ink. Your e-mail connection to the outside world is suspended because the satellite has shifted its position. Then the draft Bill you have spent all week on, disappears from the computer screen; with the words “unrecoverable disk error” posted on your scanner. That evening there was a heavy tropical rainstorm and the next day you come to the office to find the roof has leaked and most of your papers have got soaked. This is a pictured summary of the Draftsman physical challenges, just a tip of the iceberg. Or this: You are in your rather small office without windows or computer, trying to a draft a Bill in pencil, legibly enough for the copy typist. You are summoned to the Attorney General’s office and asked to take on a case in the court next day for which a defense must be filed today.
The Solicitor General has just resigned, the Special Adviser is on leave and the only other Government lawyers are the DPP and a trainee. The file is incomplete and the witnesses are off the island. The judge has already refused one adjournment and the plaintiffs will be asking for judgment in default if the defense is not filed. You point out to the AG that 12 you have not appeared in court or done litigation for over 20 years; he says “Well—you’re a lawyer, aren’t you? This is almost a daily experience in Ministries of Justice in Nigerian states and even the Attorney General’s chamber in Abuja. The above scenes are parts and parcel of the psychological and
physiological challenges the draftsman is faced with in a contemporary Democracies like Nigeria.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Title
Certification
Dedication
Declaration
Acknowledgement
Table of content
Table of cases
Table of statute s
Abstract
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
Objective, Scope and Methodology of Essay
Legislative Drafting and Services
Attributes and qualities of a legislative draftsman
Role of a Legislative Draftsman
Constitutional Framework
CHAPTER TWO
Challenges of a Legislative Draftsman
Career and Manpower Development
Legal Drafting Departments and Units in
Organizations and Ministries
Legal Drafting as Part-Time or Consultancy.
Training and Appointments
CHAPTER THREE
Interpretation Act
Culture of law Deviance, Social, and
Economic Influences and Pressure
Law and Order, Law Reform, Possibility of
Perfect laws
CHAPTER FOUR
Findings
Conclusion
Recommendation
Bibliography
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