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CRIMINAL OFFENCES ARRIVING OUT OF MORAL POLICING: A Legal and Empirical Analysis of Vigilante Constitutional Infringements, Statutory Deficiencies, and Penal Accountability
Moral policing represents a pervasive socio-legal pathology wherein non-state actors, self-appointed vigilantes, and cultural groups extra-judicially enforce perceived moral, cultural, or religious norms upon individuals. This research analytical essay critically investigates the spectrum of crim
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