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Criminal law massanja maliasanga masunga others vs republic 2023 tzca 17780 26 october 2023

massanja maliasanga masunga others vs republic 2023 tzca 17780 26 october 2023

The Court of Appeal upheld three convictions for unlawful possession of firearms, rejecting procedural and evidentiary challenges but expunging several unread exhibits.

  • Unlawful possession of firearms
  • Jurisdiction
  • Omnibus charge
  • Doctrine of recent possession
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Legal representation
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Criminal law eriot ezekiel dzombe vs republic 2013 tzca 288 23 september 2013

eriot ezekiel dzombe vs republic 2013 tzca 288 23 september 2013

The conviction was unsafe due to contradictions between the appellant's repudiated confession and the prosecution witnesses, procedural irregularities in recording the confession, and the prosecution's failure to prove the offence beyond reasonable doubt. The omnibus charge further prejudiced the appellant's defence.

  • Theft by servant
  • Conspiracy
  • Confession evidence
  • Standard of proof
  • Procedural irregularity
  • Omnibus charge
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Criminal law abdallah mohamed kilo others vs republic 2012 tzca 121 29 june 2012

abdallah mohamed kilo others vs republic 2012 tzca 121 29 june 2012

The charge was defective for duplicity and lack of specificity, resulting in unfair hearing and conviction for offences not supported by evidence; proceedings and convictions quashed, retrial ordered.

  • Defective charge
  • Fair hearing
  • Identification evidence
  • Doctrine of recent possession
  • Omnibus charge
  • Duplicity
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