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Criminal law abdallah paulo salehe vs republic 2023 tzhc 18221 24 january 2023

abdallah paulo salehe vs republic 2023 tzhc 18221 24 january 2023

High Court criminal appeal over wildlife offences. The court upheld the conviction, expunged one extrajudicial statement, and found possession and dealing proved.

  • Admissibility of confession
  • Possession of government trophies
  • Dealing in government trophies
  • Burden of proof
  • Seizure procedure
  • Criminal-appeal
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Criminal law SAID JUMA

SAID JUMA

The prosecution failed to comply with mandatory legal requirements regarding seizure and chain of custody of the alleged stolen cow, failed to properly identify the exhibit, and the accused was not properly informed of his right to defence, resulting in failure to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.

  • Cattle theft
  • Chain of custody
  • Seizure procedure
  • Right to defence
  • Standard of proof
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Criminal law CR APP

CR APP

Voluntary cautioned statements by all appellants constituted sufficient evidence to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt; use of a toy pistol qualifies as an offensive weapon under the law for armed robbery; defects in charge and identification parade do not vitiate conviction where confession evidence is clear and unrepudiated.

  • Armed robbery
  • Confession evidence
  • Visual identification
  • Charge defects
  • Evidence admission
  • Seizure procedure
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Criminal law republic vs abubakari ibrahim hussein kilongo and another 2021 tzhcced 8 16 april 2021

republic vs abubakari ibrahim hussein kilongo and another 2021 tzhcced 8 16 april 2021

The prosecution proved beyond reasonable doubt that the accused were in possession and control of narcotic drugs, chain of custody was intact, scientific analysis confirmed the substance, and the defence was not credible.

  • Trafficking in narcotic drugs
  • Chain of custody
  • Seizure procedure
  • Mitigation
  • Sentencing
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