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Criminal Law [2010] UGCA 25

No. 10359 Sgt Canbera Dickson v Uganda (Cr.Appeal No. 284 of 2003)

No. 10359 Sgt Canbera Dickson v Uganda (Cr.Appeal No. 284 of 2003) [2010] UGCA 25 (6 June 2010)

Uganda Court of Appeal upheld a rape conviction, found penetration proved by the complainant’s evidence, and increased the sentence from 15 to 25 years.

  • Rape
  • Proof Of Penetration
  • Corroboration Of Victim Testimony
  • Sentencing Guidelines
  • Appellate Review
  • Use Of Firearm In Crime
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Criminal Law [2000] UGCA 13

Oyeki Charles v Uganda (Cr.Appeal No. 126 of 1999)

Oyeki Charles v Uganda (Cr.Appeal No. 126 of 1999) [2000] UGCA 13 (15 November 2000)

The Court of Appeal of Uganda upheld a rape conviction and 15-year sentence, holding that direct witness testimony can prove penetration and lack of consent.

  • Rape
  • Proof Of Penetration
  • Corroboration Of Victim Testimony
  • Sentencing Guidelines
  • Defence Of Alibi
  • Criminal-appeal
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Criminal Law [2000] UGCA 24

Kato Sula v Uganda (Cr.Appeal No. 30 of 1999)

Kato Sula v Uganda (Cr.Appeal No. 30 of 1999) [2000] UGCA 24 (22 May 2000)

The Court of Appeal of Uganda dismissed a conviction appeal for defilement, holding that the complainant’s evidence was corroborated and identification was reliable.

  • Defilement
  • Corroboration Of Victim Testimony
  • Identification Evidence
  • Evaluation Of Evidence
  • Corroboration-of-victim-testimony
  • Identification-evidence
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