Bøger af Armel Joris Massoda

Justice in Cameroon is in perpetual evolution. Justice in Cameroon has several faces, notably, social justice, legal justice, administrative justice, and among others, military justice. Military justice is known today as one of the most important justice of the State of Cameroon by its use at the top of the State. The organization and functioning of military justice will be the subject of this research. To understand and make available to users and legal professionals this document to better understand and navigate the military legal system is our objective.

The purpose of this research entitled "THE CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL IN CAMEROON" is to try to understand why since the constitution of 18 January 1996, the Constitutional Council was only put in place on 7 February 2018. The question we have tried to answer here is what caused the effective establishment of the Constitutional Council in Cameroon? Our objectives were to demonstrate how this new institution functions and how it is organised, who the representatives are here and what their roles and attributes are. The importance of this research lies in the fact that understanding the notions surrounding the Constitutional Council provides a broad overview of Cameroon's parliamentary institutions. After conducting a broad review of the literature, we chose to demonstrate this assertion by employing the methods of exegesis and casuistry to reach our conclusions.