Loving having a bit of time while the cows are dry to analyse a few excel spreadsheets and milk recording data. That heifer ended up my top heifer by a long shot. 583kg/ms. Looking forward to see how she goes again next year. Calving early August again.👌🏻
BIG PERSONAL NEWS
I recently agreed to sell my non-profit vegan barrister wig brand - Hemp & Hemp Wigs - to @IvyandNormanton.
The “sale” was for £1 and a generous donation to @AnimallawFDN.
It’s the right move for all involved.
In 1893 the Law Times compiled a list of the ways in which the Irish bar and bench differed from their colleagues in England. Features of the Irish bar highlighted included the lack of barristers' clerks, the absence of any division between the Chancery and common law bars, higher level of participation of junior counsel in the advocacy process and the absence of any requirement for juniors intending to take silk to notify their more senior junior colleagues! Full account here: https://t.co/fTFnJPgtUg
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@LDC is making a mark as a leading institution for training future legal practitioners by hosting @ICC_arbitration YAAF Energy Disputes Conference. Panelists include members of @CIArb_Uganda@Ciarb .
ESG & Alternative Dispute Resolution leading the line of discussion.
Happening now: The ICC YAAF Energy Disputes: Current trends and challenges in Africa. Discussions are led by the following experts: Dr. Susan Nakanwagi, Mr Denis Kakembo, Mr David Kagwa and Mrs Mariam N. Iga.
He indeed was a Brilliant man but I don’t think he was the first African to pass & be called to the English Bar.
There was a Sierra Leonean Mr. Frederic Cole called to the English Bar in 1883.
Kironde was/is probably the First Ugandan to be called to the English Bar.
@SpireJim He was a grand son of Apollo Kagwa. He studied to be a teacher and after many years of teaching went to England and read law at Middle Temple. He went back to Uganda and was the first African to pass the bar.
This is IT! @tiga_tigha
Thank you @DonPatrick33.
Through FAMECON, Fagil has mentored/nurtured Top Quality Persons (as he refers to FAMECON graduates). The public speaking skills honed are 🔥.
Those on school term holiday should have something to keep them busy.
PEREMPTORY NORMS as have developed under #customaryinternationallaw don’t need DOMESTICATION for them to have effect.
The OBJECTION raised by DEFENSE COUNSEL that the INDICTMENT violates the Principle of Legality Nullum Crimen Sine Lege is OVERRULED.
The Prosecutor v Tadić & other ICTY judgments make a feature in the ruling on the submission of NO CASE TO ANSWER in Uganda v KWOYELO.
The HIGH COURT is detailing what amounts to ARMED CONFLICT in the context of L.R.A & Domestic Law. #KWOYELO#customaryinternationallaw.
A non-international armed conflict can be internationalised when the fighting forces are recognised by the STATE.
LRA was never recognised by 🇺🇬 & thus the WAR remained a NON-INTERNATIONALISED ARMED CONFLICT.
How it all went down on Day 1 of the ICAMEK Arbitration Training 2023.
Participants are immersing themselves in the realm of #Arbitration, gearing up to enhance their conflict resolution skills.
It's a privilege to introduce the Faculty in Training at #ICAMEKArbitration2023!
Meet Asmahaney Saad MCIArb, Namara Musinguzi MCIArb, Allan Rwakakooko MCIArb, and Mercy Odu from AF Mpanga Advocates.
@odu_mercy@asmahaney12
Augusto 13♥️ Celebrated my Paper Priestly anniversary with two former classmates; Fr @sserwaniko_v and celebrated lawyer @mcdugganOmwesigwa
Filled with beautiful memories of our 2007 class at Kisubi Seminary!
…arbitration conducted in accordance with the Arbitration Act 1996.” Sir J. Munby in S v S [2014] EWHC 7
The dialogue on ADR reform in Uganda shouldn’t exclude BINDING forms of ADR in Family & Children law practice @CIArb_Uganda@MoJCA_UG@PraxisUganda@ug_lawsociety@ICAMEK1
“New & Emerging forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) highlight the need for the Court’s processes to keep pace with the needs of LITIGANTS & their ADVISERS, nowhere perhaps more so than where, as in this context, the mechanism for resolving a family financial dispute
Interesting development in the wake of Costello v Ireland and the Irish Supreme Court's concerns that enforcement of #ISDS arbitral awards (under CETA) may undermine judicial sovereignty/constitutional identity (as discussed by @oran_doyle at https://t.co/ChE9HdjgDP).