High Court judge, Justice Jane Francis Abodo has set March 25, 2019 as the date she will deliver her ruling in the matter where prosecutors prayed that court allows tabling of fresh evidence in the case against YMCA student Brain Isiko.
Isiko was charged of cyber harassment and offensive communication when he allegedly stalked Kabarole Woman MP Sylvia Rwabwogo, even though the student says he has deep love for the MP known not to be officially married.
The matter went to high court after Buganda Road Grade One Magistrate Stella Amabirisi asked interpretation of prosecution’s plea to introduce new evidences and fresh charges against the student.
However, appearing before Justice Abodo, prosecution led Nelly Asiku told court that they are withdrawn decision of introducing fresh charges since lower court has limitations as per the matter.
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Isiko’s lawyer Ramadhan Waiswa however said the matter has violated his client’s rights as it prevents him from regularly attending his classes as well as wasting his money in form of transport to court and legal fees.
Isiko was in July last year convicted and sentenced to two years in prison on allegations of stalking MP Rwabwogo. Through his layer, Isiko appealed against the court’s ruling by Buganda Road Grade one Magistrate Gladys Kamasanyu.
In December last year, high Court judge, Jane Francis Abodo ordered for a retrial of Isiko to ascertain allegations of stalking Kabarole district woman MP Sylvia Rwabwogo.