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Jinja High Court Reports 1,000-Case Backlog as Principal Judge Inspects Courts

Published by Nile Post 19 October 2026 at 21:38
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Jinja High Court Reports 1,000-Case Backlog as Principal Judge Inspects Courts
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Principal Judge Jan Francese Abodo has inspected three court stations in Jinja and Buikwe, where judicial officers cited staffing shortages, inadequate facilities and digital case-management challenges affecting justice delivery.

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