The Ntungamo Election violence: What are the available Pre-trial Remedies to an Accused-person

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By Arinda Herbert Kainlawren The pre-trial stage is the period after one is charged with a crime but before their trial ensues. During this time, the accused has the option to enter a plea in response to the charges brought against them. If they plead not guilty to the offense, a judge will decide what issues to address before trial; while a remedy is a means with which a court of law enforces