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The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, finding the prosecution had not proved corrupt solicitation or destroying evidence beyond reasonable doubt.
The Court of Appeal upheld convictions for unlawful possession and export of government trophies, holding that constructive possession and circumstantial evidence were sufficient.
The High Court allowed the first appellant’s criminal appeal, finding the trial court failed to properly consider his leave-and-handover defence, but dismissed the second appellant’s appeal.
The High Court allowed an appeal against convictions for stealing by a public servant and destroying evidence, holding that the prosecution had not proved the offences.
The High Court quashed a conviction for destroying evidence, finding the prosecution relied too heavily on one unreliable witness and omitted material witnesses.
The High Court quashed convictions for overpricing, destroying evidence, and failing to issue a receipt, finding the decoy evidence unreliable and the appeal well founded.
The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal, upholding convictions for uttering a false document, attempting to obtain goods by false pretences, and destroying evidence.
The High Court dismissed Silver John’s criminal appeal, upholding convictions for forgery, stealing, destroying evidence, and unlawful possession of a stamp.
The High Court partly allowed Donald Ntimba’s appeal, quashing one theft conviction but upholding convictions for theft of revenue and destroying evidence.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, finding the evidence too thin to prove conspiracy, stealing, evidence destruction, or false accounting beyond reasonable doubt.
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