Reviewed Article (Reform Kuje). This project has similar outcomes with the project suggested in this paper. The project is funded by the United States Department for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INLC). Other partners of the project include; Partners Global, West Africa Nigeria and Network of University Law Institutions. The students, under this project, have interviewed and managed the cases over 60 pre-trial detainees at the Kuje Correctional Facility. In addition, on a general note under this project, 10,326 court dates for 836 detainees were inputted into a designated system after training with Nigeria Correctional Services staff and 475 pre-trial detainees in Kuje Correctional Centre were interviewed by students, over 200 detainees were granted access to Justice 66. To analyse the effect of this type of project on students and to get the feedback of students in general, a questionnaire was given to the first 15 students that were engaged in this project. The result of the questionnaire 67 showed that indeed, projects like the Kuje Reform Project and others alike strengthens the skills of students and has quiet an impact on vulnerable people in the society seeing that it has created access to justice for them. This impact, on both students and stateless persons, is what this proposed project will hopefully achieve. Reforming pre-trial detention in Kuje prison, retrieved from https://www.partnersglobal.org/resources/reforming-pre-trial-detention-in-kuje-prison/ last visited 4th December 2020 67 The focus of this paper is not the LCPK thus data analysis and presentation was not done, however visit the following link to view filled questionnaires by the students, as the point made or emphasised is quite clear from viewing the filled questionnaires. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LDzmsUtLnRXhaMT2w1SxXFsZ0M7Yy7Vv?usp=sharing 66 31