UBUSHINJACYAHA v MUSHINZIMANA

UBUSHINJACYAHA v MUSHINZIMANA

The court found that Mushinzimana Daniel failed to provide credible medical evidence of cancer or demonstrate that his medical needs could not be met in prison. The court held that no exceptional or compelling reasons were established to justify provisional release.

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Citation
RP 00004/2025/CA
Parties
Prosecution: Ubushinjacyaha; Defendant: Mushinzimana Daniel
Court
Court of Appeal
Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Judgment Date
11 August 2025
Case Number
RP 00004/2025/CA
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Interlocutory Application for Provisional Release Pending Appeal Review
Outcome
Application for provisional release dismissed
Legal Topics
Provisional Release, Appeal, Exceptional Circumstances, Medical Grounds for Release
Source Language
rw
Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Provisional Release Appeal Exceptional Circumstances Medical Grounds for Release

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Parties

Ubushinjacyaha

Prosecution

Mushinzimana Daniel

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Criminal / Interlocutory Application for Provisional Release Pending Appeal Review

  1. 1 Whether Mushinzimana Daniel demonstrated exceptional and compelling reasons to justify provisional release pending review of his appeal

Ratio Decidendi

The court found that Mushinzimana Daniel failed to provide credible medical evidence of cancer or demonstrate that his medical needs could not be met in prison. The court held that no exceptional or compelling reasons were established to justify provisional release.

Court Disposition

Application for provisional release dismissed

Orders

  • The application for provisional release by Mushinzimana Daniel is dismissed as unfounded.
  • Mushinzimana Daniel shall remain in custody pending the determination of his appeal review case RS/REV/RP 00036/2024/CA.