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Commonwealth Law Review Journal
Commonwealth Law Review Journal is an Annual e-Journal of Law bearing ISSN: 2581-3382. The Journal covers contemporary issues of Law from all Commonwealth Nations and is not limited to any specific topic or subject.
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Revelations from the Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank: From the Perspective of Risk Management of Financial Institutions
This article examines the main reasons for the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in March 2023 from a regulatory and risk management perspective. By analyzing SVB Financial Group’s 10-K filings, we found that the economic value of its equity was indicative of excessive interest rate risk on SVB’s balance sheet more than a year
An Insight on the Management Practices of Japanese Companies in India
This paper aims to delve into and expound on the managerial and human resource policies in Japanese companies operating in India with respect to industrial practices and management of the workers therein. This analytic study is based on on-ground transactions enabling collection of conclusive data and observations made while on the job, during industrial and
Analysis of Tanzania’s National Human Rights Institution in Light of International Human Rights and Good Governance Principles
The Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance (CHRAGG) is an independent government agency established to serve as Tanzania’s national focal point for advancingย and defendingย human rights. Protection of human rights and supervisingย the core principles of good governance is a vital duty of the National Human Rights Institutions. In order to guarantee the preservation of human
Review of Case Management System in the High Court of Tanzania: Criminal Justice Perspective
The article reviews the criminal justice case management system in the High Court of Tanzania, focusing on scrutinization, scheduling, and control at various stages of criminal case processing. It highlights significant gaps in the system, notably in the initial scrutinization of cases at admission, leading to the progression of flawed cases. The article points out
The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Detainees in Cameroon: Implications on Communities and Prisons
Imprisonment in a correctional service exists to punish those who violate the law. A cardinal principle during imprisonment is the rehabilitation and reintegration of detainees. Ironically, in Cameroonian prisons there is little attention paid on rehabilitation and reintegration objective of imprisonment. State and Non-State actors share this responsibility although primarily, it is the State duty.
Plea Bargaining Procedures in Tanzania: An Analysis of the Efficacy of the Laws
The criminal justice in Tanzania is delivered to offenders through the established criminal justice system. It consists of series of government institutions like the police, prosecution services, defense attorneys, courts and prisons. However, due to increase of population and rate of crime in Tanzania, the criminal justice system encounters some challenges. The congestion in prisons