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Criminal Law [2014] UGHC 57

Cheptuke v Uganda

Cheptuke v Uganda (Criminal Appeal No: 01 of 2013) [2014] UGHC 57 (24 October 2014)

The Supreme Court upheld a conviction for corruptly receiving UGX 100,000, holding that the Court of Appeal had properly re-evaluated the evidence.

  • Corruption Offences
  • Judicial Misconduct
  • Appellate Review
  • Evidence Evaluation
  • Corruption-offences
  • Appellate-review
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Criminal Law [2014] UGSC 16

Cheptuke v Uganda

Cheptuke v Uganda [2014] UGSC 16 (24 October 2014)

The Supreme Court upheld a conviction for corruptly receiving gratification, finding that the Court of Appeal properly re-evaluated the evidence and that minor inconsistencies did not undermine the case.

  • Corruption Offences
  • Gratification
  • Judicial Misconduct
  • Evidence Evaluation
  • Corruption-offences
  • Criminal-appeals
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Criminal Law [2010] UGHC 145

Uganda Vs. Cheptuke Kaye David (CR. CS 121 OF 2010) (CR. CS 121 OF 2010)

Uganda Vs. Cheptuke Kaye David (CR. CS 121 OF 2010) (CR. CS 121 OF 2010) [2010] UGHC 145 (11 November 2010)

The High Court convicted a magistrate on one corruption count involving receipt of a gratification, but acquitted him on two other counts.

  • Corruption Offences
  • Gratification
  • Judicial Misconduct
  • Corruption
  • Bail
  • Criminal-trial
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Criminal Law [2009] UGHC 83

Uganda V Ndifuna Moses

Uganda V Ndifuna Moses (Criminal Case No. 004 of 2009) (Criminal Case No. 004 of 2009) [2009] UGHC 83 (15 November 2009)

The High Court of Uganda convicted a magistrate of corruptly receiving UGX 200,000 and sentenced him to two years in prison.

  • Corruption Offences
  • Gratification
  • Judicial Misconduct
  • Criminal Procedure
  • Corruption-offences
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal Law [1936] EACA 43

Rex v Kibege and Others (Cr. App. Nos. 153 and 154/1935.)

Rex v Kibege and Others (Cr. App. Nos. 153 and 154/1935.) [1936] EACA 43 (1 January 1936)

The Court dismissed one murder appeal but quashed the other, holding that an unmanifestly false defence must be considered and that certain trial procedures were improper.

  • Murder
  • Fair Trial Rights
  • Defence Evidence
  • Retrial
  • Judicial Misconduct
  • Criminal-law
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