The Impact of Plea Bargaining on the Criminal Justice Delivery
A Case Study of the Uganda High Court Criminal Trials
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The quest looms for solutions to the chronic criminal trials’ delay in developing judiciaries like Uganda’s. Delays hype court criminal case backlog and in tandem aggravate prison congestion. Dr. Nakibuule assesses the Plea bargaining reform tool’s impact on court case backlog; examines its relationship to prison congestion; and explores its adoptable mechanisms that can enhance criminal justice delivery’s efficiency. The implication of this study is to further enrich the criminal justice jurisprudence on the Plea bargains’ efficacy to troubled criminal justice systems.
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Developing criminal justice systems? This is a paradox to unveil for one to justify any meaning of this administrative/judicial paradigm in the contemporary criminal jurisprudence. Nakibuule explores insights on plea bargaining’s impact on criminal justice delivery. Learn what plea bargaining could be to an ordinary court user in a set sociopolitical economy of a developing state with a struggling criminal justice system.
About the Author
Dr. Nakibuule Gladys Kisekka is a Female- resident of Manyago, Plot 3 Kitumbu Rd. Entebbe Municipality, Wakiso District). She is born to Gladys Nora Kakoma Kisekka & Edward Daniel Kisekka(both deceased) of Mengo Bulange village, Rubaga Division, Kampala District; on 2nd/August/1967, Mulago Hospitaland is a last born to her late mother Gladys. Dr. Nakibuule attended Namirembe Infants School; and Mengo Primary School for her junior education. She attended Trinity College Nabbingo for Uganda Certificate and Advanced Certificates for her secondary education (1980- 1986). She is a Lawyer (holder of LLB (Hons) Makerere University Kampala 1990 & Dip LP Law Development Center Uganda, 1991. Dr. Nakibuule is an Advocate on the roll since July 1992. She is an ICC ‘Judicial Expert’ (2007-date). She holds her PHD in Legal Studies , Atlantic International University, Honolulu, Hawaii, (USA), 2016. Dr. Nakibuule holds too an MBA (ESAMI) Arusha, 2012; an LL.M (Public International Law (International Criminal Law specialization), Leiden University Netherlands, 2000; PG.Dip (International Law & Organization For Development) The ISS Hague Netherlands 1999; PG. Dip (Law & Justice) Copenhagen, Denmark, 1996; and numerous accreditation and certificates (to date) in legal related jurisprudence from national & International Institutions, including Pepperdine University, Los Angeles (USA) 2008 in Mediation Skills. She is highly computer literate . Currently, Dr. Nakibuule serves as the Registrar Research and Law Reporting at the Judicial Training Institute. She has been in judicial service for now 26 years; (mostly as a Registrar (2005-date) serving in different courts of record; and as a Magistrate Grade 1 to Chief Magistrate (1991- 2005) across Uganda. Briefly, she also worked as a State Attorney (Department of Civil Litigation) Ministry of Justice (1991); & interned with Ssegendo & Co. Advocates (1990). She is a Member of Uganda Judicial Officer’s Association (twice its Vice Chairperson); National Association of Women Judges (NAWJU); FIDA (Ug); and several NGOs dealing with disadvantaged and vulnerable groups. Dr. Nakibuule is Christian; married (7th/May/1994) with four children. She enjoys reading, research, fitness exercises; and outreach activities.