Today I was blessed with the opportunity to moderate the Students panel for the #MediaExpo2026 . It was my first experience as a moderator and I definitely loved every single bit. I learnt a lot and I’m looking forward to similar engagements.
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The Court noted that responsibility for delays in criminal proceedings was irrelevant under Article 23(6)(c). What mattered was the passage of time.
The Court reasoned that judges cannot effectively rewrite Article 23(6)(c) by refusing bail because of the seriousness of the offence.
Justice Wolimbwa observed;
"Parliament has already weighed the gravity of capital and High-Court-only offences in fixing the qualifying period at 180 days... it is not open to a court... to re-litigate that legislative judgment."
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Naswif Katongole and Another v Sir Apollo Kaggwa Primary School (Civil Suit No. 141 of 2014) [2026] UGHCCD 216 (14 July 2026)
Corporal punishment held unlawful; school vicariously liable, but plaintiffs failed to prove caning caused the alleged spinal injury
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