Jaji Mustapha Siyani ataanza upya kusikiliza mapingamizi yaliyomfanya Jaji Elinaza kujitoa au anaendeleaje na kesi?

Kimsingi ndiyo maana wajuzi wa Sheria walishasema kesi ya Mh.Mbowe haipo na he is only being tortured.
 
Hizo technicallities unazosema ndo zimeipa ccm ushindi wa kishindo 2020, mpaka Mtu akafa March 2021! Kwa hiyo technicallities haifanyi kazi kwa upande wenu?!
Lakini hoja ya msingi, #Mbowesiyogaidi
 
Can chargesheet be changed?


The court may order a charge-sheet or indictment to be amended in any manner the court thinks necessary. An order may be made before or during a trial or hearing, unless the required amendment would cause injustice to the accused (CPA 2009 s8, s165).
 
Wewe Kichuguu kesi ngapi na zipi umeonyesha umahili wako kwenye cross examinations? Kwamba hata kesi ikiwa makosa ya kiufundi wewe unatwanga tuu.
 
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Haya maelezo siyo sahihi! Kwa mfano mwalimu akikuambia kuwa umekosea say neno la Kiingereza na akakutaka uende ukarekebishe, hilo ni kosa!? Kwenye sheria mambo hayo hufanyika na ni utaratibu wa kawaida kwenda kufanyia marekebisho makosa katika mawasilisho mbali mbali. Si unakumbuka hata Wakili Msomi Kibatara aliwahi kuambiwa akafanye marekebisho kwenye kesi ya akina Mdee? Nadhani pingamizi la Gaidi lina sababu nyingine tu. Tusubiri tuone Jaji huyu atakwenda na washitakiwa/watuhumiwa.
 
"...unless the required amendment would cause injustice to the accused."
Kwenye kesi kama hii ya ugaidi, tena inayoonekana kuwa ya kutengenezwa maksudi, hicho kipengele cha mwisho hapo juu ndipo penye ugumu.
 
"...unless the required amendment would cause injustice to the accused."
Kwenye kesi kama hii ya ugaidi, tena inayoonekana kuwa ya kutengenezwa maksudi, hicho kipengele cha mwisho hapo juu ndipo penye ugumu.
Mbowe kasingiziwa ua hajasingiziwa- hiyo ndiyo maana kesi ipo. Sasa nyinyi endeleeni kusema tu kasingiziwa aje ale mvua muone.
 
Huwa sipati picha mwaka 2025 ungefikaje na ungekuwaje chini ya mungu mtu fulani.
 

..mahakimu / majaji wanatakiwa wawe huru.

..unapodai mahakimu/majaji wana " fratenity", maana yake ni kwamba wanatoa hukumu bila kuzingatia haki.

..credibility ya mahakama inatakiwa kulindwa na kutetewa kwa uadilifu wa mahakimu na majaji, sio kwa kunyamazisha,na kukomoa, wananchi wanaowakataa majiju na mahakimu wasio na maadili.
 
Huwa sipati picha mwaka 2025 ungefikaje na ungekuwaje chini ya mungu mtu fulani.
Ila tunashukuru alituachia sheria hii ya POTA ambayo inashughulika na gaidi Mbowe
PART II
PROHIBITION FOR ACTS OF TERRORISM (ss 4-11)





4. Definition and prohibition for terrorism act

(1) No person in the United Republic and no citizen of Tanzania outside the United Republic shall commit terrorist act and a person who does an act constituting terrorism, commits an offence.

(2) A person commits terrorist act if, with terrorist intention, does an act or omission which–



(a) may seriously damage a country or an international organization; or



(b) is intended or can reasonably be regarded as having been intended to–



(i) seriously intimidate a population;



(ii) unduly compel a Government or perform or abstain from performing any act;



(iii) seriously destabilise or destroy the fundamental political, constitutional, economic or social structures of country or an international organization; or



(iv) otherwise influence such Government, or international organization; or



(c) involves or causes, as the case may be–



(i) attacks upon a person's life which may cause death;



(ii) attacks upon the physical integrity of a person;



(iii) kidnapping of a person.

(3) An act shall also constitute terrorism within the scope of this Act if it is an act or threat of action which–



(a) involves serious bodily harm to a person;



(b) involves serious damage to property;



(c) endangers a person's life;



(d) creates a serious risk to the health or safety of the public or a section of the public;



(e) involves the use of firearms or explosives;



(f) involves releasing into the environment or any part of it or distributing or exposing the public or any part of it to–



(i) any dangerous, hazardous, radioactive or harmful substance;



(ii) any toxic chemical;



(iii) any microbial or other biological agent or toxin;



(g) is designed or intended to disrupt any computer system or the provision of services directly related to communications infrastructure, banking or financial services, utilities, transportation or other essential infrastructure;



(h) is designed or intended to disrupt the provision of essential emergency services such as police, civil defence or medical services;



(i) involves prejudice to national security or public safety, and is intended, or by its nature and context, may reasonably be regarded as being intended to–



(i) intimidate the public or a section of the public;



(ii) compel the Government or an international organization to do, or refrain from doing, any act, and is made for the purpose of advancing or supporting act which constitutes terrorism within the meaning of this Act.

(4) An act which–



(a) disrupts any services;



(b) is committed in pursuance of a protest, demonstration or stoppage of work,

shall be deemed not to be a terrorist act within the meaning of this section, so long and so long only as the act is not intended to result in any harm referred to in paragraphs, (a), (b), (c), or (d) of subsection (3).

(5) In this Act, unless the context requires, otherwise, any reference to "terrorist act" shall include any act referred to in sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.





5. Commission of offence of terrorist meeting

A person commits an offence who–



(a) arranges, manages or assist in arranging or managing or participates in a meeting or an act knowingly that it is concerned with an act of terrorism;



(b) provides logistics, equipment or facilities for a meeting or an act knowingly that it is concerned with an act of terrorism; or

(c) attends meeting knowingly that it supports a prescribed organization or to further the objectives of proscribed organization.





6. Offence of proscribed organization for commission of terrorist act

(1) Where two or more persons associate for the purpose of, or where an organization engages in any act for the purpose of–



(a) participating, or collaborating, in an act of terrorism;



(b) promoting, encouraging or exhorting others to commit an act of terrorism; or



(c) setting up or pursuing acts of terrorism,





(2) A person who belongs, or professes to belong, to a proscribed organization commits an offence.

(3) It shall be a defence for a person charged under subsection (2) to prove that the organization in respect of which he is charged had not been declared a proscribed organization at the time the person charged became a member or began to profess to be a member of that organization and that he has not taken part in the activities of that organization at any time after it had been declared to be a proscribed organization.





7. Rendering support to terrorism

(1) A person commits an offence who, in any manner or form–



(a) solicits support for, or tenders support in relation to, an act of terrorism, or



(b) solicits support for, or tenders support to, a proscribed organization.

(2) "Support" as used in subsection (1), means and includes–



(a) instigation to the cause of terrorism;



(b) offering of material assistance, weapons including biological, chemical or nuclear weapons, explosives, training, transportation, false documentation or identification;



(c) offering of or provision of moral assistance, including invitation to adhere to a proscribed organization;



(d) the provision of, or making available such financial or other related services to a terrorist, group or entity which is concerned with terrorist act;



(e) dealing directly or indirectly, in any property that is owned or controlled by or on behalf of any terrorist or any entity owned or controlled by any terrorist, including funds derived or generated from property owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by any terrorist or any entity owned or controlled by any terrorist; or



(f) entering into or facilitating, directly or indirectly, any financial transaction related to a dealing in property referred to in paragraph (e).





8. Harbouring terrorists

A person who harbours, conceals, or causes to be harboured or concealed, any person whom he knew to have committed or to have been convicted of, an act of terrorism, or against whom he knew that a terrorists warrant of arrest or imprisonment in relation to an act of terrorism had been issued, commits an offence.





9. Possession of unauthorized article, information, etc.

(1) A person shall commit an offence under this section who is in possession of any code, password, sketch, plan, model, note or other document, article or information which relates to or is used in a protected place or anything in that place, in contravention of this Act or the Protected Places and Areas Act *, or which has been entrusted to that person in confidence by any person holding office, or he had access to office from or which he has obtained or to which that person had access owing to the position or office held by him or as a person who is or was party to a contract with the Government.
 
Mbowe kasingiziwa ua hajasingiziwa- hiyo ndiyo maana kesi ipo. Sasa nyinyi endeleeni kusema tu kasingiziwa aje ale mvua muone.
Unatoka kwenye majadiliano ya kutumia akili ubarudi kule kule jalalani ulikozoea kunyanyuka na kusambaza takataka humu JF.
 
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