Inside Kazinda's endless legal woes as family petitions Chief Justice

Kazinda's case has become emblematic of the slow pace of justice in Uganda’s judicial system, where complex constitutional appeals and Court of Appeals decisions can linger for years, leaving both convicts and the public in a state of uncertainty.

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Kazinda (left) arriving at the anti-corruption court in Kololo in 2009.

By Michael Odeng

Journalists @New Vision

#Justice #Judiciary #Geoffrey Kazinda #Chief Justice Alfonse Owiny-Dollo

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