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July 2019
The People v Mwika Kang'ongo (HNS/40/2017) [2019] ZMHC 33 (19 July 2019)
An arson conviction was quashed where the charge omitted essential elements and the guilty plea was equivocal.
Criminal procedure — Plea-taking — Charge must allege essential ingredients — 'Wilfully and unlawfully' required in arson charge — Equivocal plea not cured by admission of facts — Magistrate's duty to ensure accused admits each ingredient — Defective charge renders conviction unsafe; retrial not ordered.
19 July 2019
July 2017
The People v Nshimbi Mulenga and Anor (HNC/14/2017) [2017] ZMHC 538 (24 July 2017)
High Court confirmed juvenile reformatory and approved school orders but quashed magistrate-fixed detention periods as unlawful.
Juvenile law — reformatory order and approved school order — limits on detention periods — magistrate lacks power to fix detention duration — confirmation by High Court — best interests of the child.
24 July 2017
The People v Allan Chibuye (HNS/38/2017) [2017] ZMHC 539 (14 July 2017)
High Court lacked jurisdiction to sentence a juvenile; case remitted to Juvenile Court and mandatory adult sentence inapplicable.
Juvenile law; jurisdiction of High Court; Juveniles Act ss.2 and 64(1); applicability of Narcotic Drugs Act s.44 mandatory minimum sentence to juveniles; remittal to juvenile court under s.73.
14 July 2017
April 2017
The People v Angel Mulenga (HNA/33/2016) [2017] ZMHC 537 (24 April 2017)
Trial court misapplied s.206 CPC by resolving credibility at no‑case stage; prima facie case existed and retrial ordered.
Criminal procedure — Section 206 CPC — no‑case to answer — prima facie case test; Forgery and uttering false documents; Handwriting expert evidence — weight and admissibility; Duty to call witnesses and dereliction of prosecution.
24 April 2017
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