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Criminal Law [2014] UGHCCRD 33

Uganda (DPP) v Mpanga & Ors (SESSION CASE NO. HCT-00-SC 0014/2014)

Uganda (DPP) v Mpanga & Ors (SESSION CASE NO. HCT-00-SC 0014/2014) [2014] UGHCCRD 33 (20 June 2014)

The High Court ordered pre-trial disclosure of prosecution documents and directed the indictment be amended for misjoinder in this criminal case.

  • Joinder Of Accused
  • Disclosure Of Evidence
  • Particulars Of Offence
  • Right To Fair Hearing
  • Criminal-procedure
  • Pre-trial-disclosure
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Criminal Law [1953] EACA 13

Gathoga and Another v Regina

Gathoga and Another v Regina (Criminal Appeal No. 1696 of 1953; Criminal Appeal No. 1699 of 1953) [1953] EACA 13 (1 January 1953)

The court quashed convictions for membership in an unlawful society, holding that an accused cannot be convicted on irrelevant evidence not accompanied by particulars.

  • Illegal Societies
  • Unlawful Oath Administration
  • Conviction On Alternative Offence
  • Evidentiary Relevance
  • Particulars Of Offence
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal Law [1953] EACA 41

Gathoga and Another v Regina

Gathoga and Another v Regina (Criminal Appeals Nos. 1696 and 1699 of 1953 (consolidated)) [1953] EACA 41 (1 January 1953)

The court quashed convictions for membership in an unlawful society, holding that an accused cannot be convicted on irrelevant evidence without particulars.

  • Illegal Societies
  • Unlawful Oath
  • Penal Code Section 62
  • Penal Code Section 71
  • Evidence Relevance
  • Particulars Of Offence
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Criminal Law [1940] EACA 20

Rex v Bakari

Rex v Bakari (Criminal Appeal No. 110 of 1940) [1940] EACA 20 (1 January 1940)

The Court of Appeal held that an information for entering a dwelling-house with intent to commit a felony should specify the intended felony, but the defect was not fatal without prejudice.

  • Defective Information
  • Particulars Of Offence
  • Prejudice To Accused
  • Defective-information
  • Particulars-of-offence
  • Prejudice-to-accused
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