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High Court criminal appeal: one appellant’s conviction for house breaking and stealing was upheld, while the co-appellant’s appeal was allowed for insufficient evidence.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, finding the guilty plea was not unequivocal and plea-taking procedures were not fully complied with.
The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal against conviction and sentence entered on a guilty plea for house breaking and stealing at Kalambo.
The High Court confirmed a seven-year sentence for house breaking, holding that it was lawfully imposed but required confirmation because the trial magistrate lacked power to execute it without review.
The High Court confirmed a district court sentence of three years’ imprisonment each for house breaking and stealing, to run concurrently.
High Court appeal against convictions for house breaking and stealing. Court upheld the convictions but reduced the sentences from five years to three years.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal after finding the prosecution had not proved house breaking and stealing beyond reasonable doubt.
The High Court reduced a 10-year sentence to 3 years per count after finding the appellant’s guilty plea and first-offender status made the original sentence excessive.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal after finding the appellant’s guilty plea was equivocal because the admitted facts were unclear and referred to more than one offence.
The Court of Appeal allowed a criminal appeal, finding the prosecution had not proved house breaking and stealing beyond reasonable doubt.
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