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18:34
18:34

AG Seeks Chief Justice's Guidance on Implementing Decision on Military Trials Supreme Court 2

Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that all charges, or ongoing criminal trials, or pending trials, before the courts martial involving civilians must immediately cease and be transferred to the ordinary courts of law with competent jurisdiction.
16:11
16:11

Museveni Reaffirms NRA’s Ideological Principles at Annual Judges Conference Alfonse Owiny-Dollo 4 4 Top story

Speaking at the 26th Annual Judges Conference in Kampala, the President underscored the importance of patriotism, Pan-Africanism, socio-economic transformation, and democracy in driving Uganda’s development.
07:15
07:15

Supreme Court Recommendations for Military Court Reforms 3

The reforms arise from a long awaited judgement in the unsuccessful appeal filed by the Attorney General Kiryowa Kiwanuka seeking to maintain the trial of civilians in the court martial.
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19:06

Besigye Fears Poisoning At Luzira-MPS 5 1 Top story

Fox Odoi told Parliament that Besigye complained that he was being held in solitary confinement of what he allegedly described as prison with in prison.
19:48
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What Happens If Besigye Dies In Luzira Prison Martha Karua 5 1 Top story

Parliament wants to know whether Dr Besigye is not being held under conditions contrary to the laid down procedure.
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14:16

Supreme Court Rules, Civil Courts Cannot Hear Appeals From Court Martial 2 Top story

This was a unanimous decision delivered on Wednesday by five Supreme Court Justices, led by Professor Lillian Tibatemwa, in the case of Lt. Ambrose Ogwang, a UPDF officer who was found guilty of murder by the Court Martial and subsequently sentenced to 29 years in prison. Ogwang sought to overturn his conviction and subsequent sentence.
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