He proposes that if a person willingly confesses to the offenses even immediately after arrest, the court should instantly proceed to determine their fates and grant them the due sentences without sending them on remand.
The notice of motion, dated July 12 and signed by Mbarara High Court Deputy Registrar Nanteza Zulaika, lists several grounds for demanding judicial review.
Dr Flavian Zeija, the Principal Judge says there are few judges to preside over capital offences in Uganda. Out of the 82 judges recommended there are 56.
