By Kerry Howard Mwesigwa.
The corridors of justice at Masaka High Court were abuzz with anticipation as Deputy Chief Justice Richard Buteera inaugurated a crucial Court of Appeal session on 7th June 2023. Joined by esteemed Justices Catherine Bamugemereire and Eva Luswata, the distinguished Coram aims to tackle a staggering caseload of 30 appeals, with murder cases taking precedence among the matters at hand.
This significant event marks an important milestone in the pursuit of justice in Masaka and its surrounding regions. The Court of Appeal session provides an opportunity for individuals who have sought redress through the legal system to have their cases reviewed by a higher judicial authority.
Under the leadership of Deputy Chief Justice Richard Buteera, the Court of Appeal session aspires to deliver fair and impartial judgments, ensuring that justice is served and the rule of law upheld. With Lady Justices Catherine Bamugemereire and Eva Luswata adding their expertise to the Coram, the session promises to be a formidable forum for legal deliberation.
The 30 cases awaiting resolution cover a wide range of legal matters, with murder cases dominating the appeals. These cases carry immense weight, as they involve the most severe charges and require careful consideration of evidence, witness testimonies, and legal arguments.
