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This is what a Former DPP (in two countries), Peter Kabatsi told the Chief Prosecutor: “any attempt by the prosecution to suppress evidence is fatal. You know that Mr Muwaganya, you’re killing your case!” He was heated. This case has taught me so much about Uganda’s criminal justice system.... show more

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47,114 views • 7 months ago