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Kasata v Uganda (Criminal Appeal No. 16/1994) [1994] UGHCCRD 3 (13 December 1994)
The High Court allowed a sentencing appeal, holding that consecutive one-month terms for three traffic offences were excessive and should run concurrently.
Uganda v Kago & 2 Others (Criminal Confirmation 44 of 1990) [1991] UGHC 66 (25 February 1991)
The High Court set aside three-year sentences for first offenders who pleaded guilty after the magistrate wrongly considered pending offences not requested by the accused.
Rex v Singh (Criminal Appeal No. 31 of 1947) [1947] EACA 73 (1 January 1947)
The Court of Appeal held that consecutive maximum sentences for a first offender convicted of receiving stolen property were excessive and reduced them.
