The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, has called for plea bargaining to remain voluntary and guided by the pursuit of justice, cautioning inmates against pleading guilty to offences they did not commit simply because they are tired of being in prison.…
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The Uganda Judiciary and the Commonwealth have explored opportunities to strengthen judicial cooperation in response to emerging challenges in justice delivery, including the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), climate change-related disputes and the growing need for specialised judicial capacity.…
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The Registry of Planning, Research and Development, in collaboration with the Policy and Planning Department, has concluded a two-day training on Planning, Budgeting and Performance Reporting, equipping judicial officers and administrative staff with practical guidance and recommendations to inform the ongoing and subsequent budgeting cycles.…
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The training, the fifth in the series, brought together participants from the Western Region Clusters One and Two, Central, Northern and Eastern regions. The sessions were moderated by HW Juliet Harty Hatanga, Deputy Registrar, JTI, assisted by HW Khadija Kahunde, Magistrate, JTI.…
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The Court of Appeal will next week hold a two-day Criminal Appeals Session in Fort Portal, with 30 cases scheduled for hearing as the Court continues to take appellate services closer to the people.…
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The Judicial Training Institute (JTI) has commenced a two-day training for select Judicial Officers from the Western Region Cluster One to strengthen their capacity to assess and apply forensic evidence in criminal trials, amid growing reliance on scientific investigations in the administration of criminal justice.…
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