On Friday, 18th February 2022, the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) organized it's 10th annual URA Taxation Training for justices of the high court and honorable members of the tax appeal tribunal held under the theme; Developments in Tax law, policy…
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NEW REPORT NAMES BEST JUDGES OF 2020
The Centre for Public Interest Law (CEPIL) has released “The Uganda Judiciary scorecard of 2020” that names last year's best judicial officers at all levels, as well as the best performing courts.
CEPIL's research assistant Rogers Twesigye said they relied…
JUDGES URGED TO ENHANCE ACCESS TO JUDICIAL SERVICES
Hon. Justice Musa Ssekaana (left), Chief Justice, Hon. Justice Alfonse Owiny - Dollo(Center) and other Justices at the Induction of New Judges at Mestil Hotel
The Chief Justice, Hon. Justice Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny - Dollo has called on the…
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EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY TREATY SOURCEBOOK LAUNCH
On 29th October Justice Musa Ssekaana attended the Launching of the East African Community Treaty Source book at Munyonyo, "A sourcebook on Good Governance and Rule of Law in the East African Community."
The Sourcebook is a product developed to…
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JUSTICE SSEKAANA APPOINTED UVF PATRON
Justice Musa Ssekaana was revealed as the Uganda Volleyball Federation Patron at the Uganda Volleyball Federation retreat on 16th October 2021 at Kigambira Safari Lodge in Lake Mburo.
As a lover the sport and former player from his school days…
WHAT ALTERNATIVES ARE THERE TO COURT?
Court is not an easy option. If you can find an alternative way of sorting things out you should do so. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) (also called Dispute Resolution (DR) or Non-Court Based Dispute Resolution(NCDR) can be a
range of…
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CAN I GET LEGAL AID?
While Promoting the rights of vulnerable communities through provision of quality human rights based legal aid, legal rights awareness, community outreach, empowerment and advocacy. Justice Centres are a one-stop-shop legal aid service
delivery model that seeks to bridge the gap…
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
9 STEPS FROM YOUR ARREST TO YOUR APPEAL IN CRIMINAL CASES
1. ARREST
You can be arrested where reasonable grounds exist that you have committed an offence or are about to. A police Officer may use reasonable force. If you…
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
MY CASE IS URGENT – HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE?
Applications in the Judicial Court follow a strict set of standard procedure, although it can be adapted to suit the needs of the case you should not expect your case…
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