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Constitutional Law [2015] UGCC 98

Businge Police Fred v Attorney General and Another

Businge Police Fred v Attorney General and Another (Constitutional Petition No. 24 of 2012) [2015] UGCC 98 (28 September 2015)

The Constitutional Court held that a sitting MP convicted of embezzlement and uttering false documents must vacate Parliament and refund post-conviction emoluments.

  • Vacancy Of Parliamentary Seat
  • Embezzlement
  • Moral Turpitude
  • Parliamentary Emoluments
  • Constitutional Interpretation
  • Constitutional-interpretation
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Election Petitions [2011] UGHC 96

Luyimbazi & Anor v Bzigatirawo & Anor (HCT-00-CV-EP-0044 of 2011)

Luyimbazi & Anor v Bzigatirawo & Anor (HCT-00-CV-EP-0044 of 2011) [2011] UGHC 96 (21 July 2011)

The High Court held that a pending criminal revision did not bar the election petition and that assault occasioning actual bodily harm was not moral turpitude here.

  • Candidate Qualification
  • Moral Turpitude
  • Electoral Process Compliance
  • Community Morality Standard
  • Election-petitions
  • Candidate-qualification
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Criminal Law [2008] UGHC 45

Alimanzani Semaganyi v Uganda

Alimanzani Semaganyi v Uganda (Criminal Misc. App. Case No. 19 of 2008) (Criminal Misc. App. Case No. 19 of 2008) [2008] UGHC 45 (10 October 2008)

The High Court granted bail pending appeal to a first offender convicted of false swearing and obtaining registration by false pretences, citing delay in hearing the appeal and low flight risk.

  • Bail Pending Appeal
  • False Swearing
  • Obtaining Registration By False Pretences
  • Remission Of Sentence
  • Moral Turpitude
  • Bail-pending-appeal
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