Law and Punishment: Universities Act of Sierra Leone

The paper seeks to explore the lens of the law, on the procedures involved in instituting high degree disciplinary punishment, in a form of suspensions, expulsion of staffs and students alike, under College and University system, most importantly, with focus to Africa Universities in general, having the Republic of Sierra Leone as a case study. The focal point of the paper, is to respond to cases, where human rights infractions arise, as subject of concern to culprit, wherefore, becomes victim of circumstance, thou, making the law commit the very crime it seeks to atone for, or render justice to, hence, shatters the moral authority of the law, as well the security the law provides, and becomes a tool of tyranny.