Naigaga v Uganda
Naigaga v Uganda (Criminal Appeal No. 12/94) [1994] UGHCCRD 5 (7 September 1994)
The High Court held that a 12-month sentence for obtaining goods by false pretences was excessive and reduced it to 3 months, while finding only a minor plea-recording irregularity.
- Sentencing Excessiveness
- Mitigating Factors
- Plea Recording
- First Offender
- Obtaining Goods By False Pretences
- Criminal-sentencing