UBUSHINJACYAHA v MAJYAMBERE
The High Court upheld a bribery conviction, holding that a single credible witness can suffice and an unsigned seizure report does not nullify evidence.
- Corruption
- Evidence
- Appeal
- Sentencing
- Procedural law
- Bribery
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UBUSHINJACYAHA v. NZABAMWITA
The High Court recharacterized the offence from bribery to fraudulently obtaining another’s property, reduced the sentence to three years, and ordered release.
- Change of charge
- Fraud
- Corruption
- Sentencing
- Change-of-charge
- Criminal-appeal
UBUSHINJACYAHA v. MUKESHIMANA N’ABANDI
The High Court upheld bribery convictions, holding that public audio recordings were admissible when corroborated by other evidence and discussed at trial.
- Corruption
- Bribery
- Evidence
- Criminal procedure
- Criminal-appeal
UBUSHINJACYAHA v. HABUMUGISHA
The High Court held that illegally recorded audio evidence could not be relied on, and that the prosecution had not proved bribery beyond reasonable doubt.
- Admissibility of evidence
- Audio evidence
- Burden of proof
- Entrapment
- Procedural fairness
- Criminal-procedure
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