Trump’s attorney Ticktin in ‘Trump v. Clinton’ affirms the lawsuit is ‘far from frivolous’
The case is Donald J. Trump v. Hillary R. Clinton et al., case number 2:22-cv-14102, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
Category: Court
Lira court sentences woman for infecting stepson with HIV
The woman pleaded guilty to the offense and his husband could not keep tears from flowing, saying his son is innocent and did not deserve to be infected with the virus.
Press freedom: Quashing Section 25 of the Computer Misuse Act is a quantum leap
Section 25 of the Computer Misuse Act relates to using electronic devices to willfully disturb the peace of another and carried a maximum sentence of five years in prison once convicted
Jinja’s highlight property saga takes another twist as tenants join the case
The highlight tenants do not pay rent, neither do they carry out any repair on the building whose owners and the government also benefit nothing as far as ground rents and revenue are concerned.
Neverending wrangles over Asian properties in Jinja city send wrong signals to investors, residents say
Wrangles over Asian properties in Jinja city is escalating and worrying developers and residents.
Jinja court fixes date for concluding “highlight” property saga
The authorities in Jinja are concerned that such litigants which have become a fashion in the baby city that was once the East African industrial hub….
How northern Uganda is reacting to the death of Justice Rubby Aweri
Justice Rubby Aweri will be accorded an official burial as directed by the President and since his death, a number of eulogies keep flowing.
Some witnesses in Thomas Kwoyelo’s case have passed on as trial resumes
Kwoyelo, 52, was captured in 2008, and first appeared before the ICD in 2011, making him the first LRA rebel commander to face trial in the country. He has been in detention at Luzira Maximum Prison in Kampala since 2009.
We should not look at the growing insecurity casually – says UPC
On Wednesday, UPC said Uganda as a country has had its past that reflect a degree of insurgency.
Kotido court concerned about absence of law firms in Karamoja
The entire Karamoja currently relies on services by the legal aid clinics.
False FRAML alerts cost banks between $1m and $20m a year, depending on their size
One of the keys to driving down these costs without allowing FRAML to spiral further out of control is enabling real-time industry collaboration, says Clive Gungudoo, MoData’s Director of Financial Crimes and Risk Management.
Why telecommunication companies are victims of caller line identification spoofing fraud
Companies such as MTN and Airtel which own telecommunication networks on both sides of a common border to integrate their regional cellular coverage into a one-network roaming area and offer their international customers services at domestic rates.