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The Court of Appeal held that a guilty plea first made on appeal does not warrant mitigation, but reduced the sentence to reflect the offence’s gravity.
Ndayambaje intentionally assaulted the victim, knowing the acts were prohibited, but without intent to kill; thus, the correct legal qualification is assault causing death, not intentional or unintentional homicide. Sentence must reflect this requalification and mitigating factors.
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