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May 2025
Kagimu v Attorney General & 2 Others (Constitutional Petition 32 of 2018) [2025] UGCC 4 (27 May 2025)
Constitutional Law – Constitutional interpretation – appointment of Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General, Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer of NRM as ex-officio members of national organs – whether inconsistent with Article 71 of the Constitution – whether there was a question for constitutional interpretation – majority of court held no question for interpretation – dissenting opinion held there was a constitutional question – appointment upheld as not inconsistent with Constitution – petition dismissed with no order as to costs
27 May 2025
Hon. Nandutu Agness v Attorney General (Constitutional Application 9 of 2023) [2025] UGCC 14 (9 May 2025)
A constitutional petition alone does not justify staying criminal proceedings; stays require exceptional, public‑interest circumstances.
Constitutional law — temporary injunctions and stays of criminal proceedings — exceptional circumstances required; public interest and DPP prosecutorial powers; Section 21A Anti‑Corruption Act challenged on reverse onus and vagueness grounds.
9 May 2025
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