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Criminal law the republic vs mkome edward mwita 2024 tzhc 381 22 february 2024

the republic vs mkome edward mwita 2024 tzhc 381 22 february 2024

The High Court held that the accused’s cautioned statement was voluntary and admissible after a trial within trial, overruling the defence objection.

  • Admissibility of confession
  • Voluntariness of statement
  • Trial within trial procedure
  • Torture allegations
  • Criminal-evidence
  • Confession-admissibility
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Criminal law the republic vs george wambura nyangare sura 2023 tzhc 21441 25 september 2023

the republic vs george wambura nyangare sura 2023 tzhc 21441 25 september 2023

The evidence established that the cautioned statement was recorded within the statutory four-hour period and there was no credible evidence of torture. The confession was voluntary and lawfully admissible.

  • Admissibility of confession
  • Voluntariness of confession
  • Procedural compliance
  • Torture allegations
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Criminal law 20141015 TZHC Mwanza

20141015 TZHC Mwanza

The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, holding that the conviction rested on insufficient circumstantial and hearsay evidence and could not stand.

  • Shop breaking
  • Stealing
  • Circumstantial evidence
  • Standard of proof
  • Fair trial
  • Torture allegations
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Criminal law 19781113 TZHC Mwanza 1

19781113 TZHC Mwanza 1

Criminal appeal over conspiracy and store breaking convictions was dismissed. The High Court upheld the sentences and rejected claims that the confession was coerced by torture.

  • Conspiracy to commit felony
  • Store breaking
  • Stealing
  • Confession
  • Evidence
  • Torture allegations
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