- Powered by
- WordPress
-
From the Fireplace to the Digital Court: What Does It Mean to “Serve” Court Process?
A report from the PM Digital Law Hub Online Symposium on Electronic Service of Court Process On 4 June 2026, at Uganda Law Society House, I made a presentation titled “A Paperless Judiciary: Why Aren’t We Ready?” One of the things I called for that day was a culture of digital accountability within the legal…
-
MIN TUKE, HON. ARAM AND THE GINYI GINYI WARAGI COURT
What a village widow can teach us about judges, oil and the dangerous word “treason” EDITORIAL NOTE: This is a work of public-interest commentary, not legal advice. It is not intended to attack or ridicule the Judiciary, the Chief Justice or any judicial officer, but to contribute, in good faith, to discussion about judicial independence,…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR:CHAPTER EIGHT
The Benediction A Blessing Upon the Republic and All Who Labour for Justice “What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?” – Micah 6:8 Beloved, I have written at length. Not because every answer is already known, but because every generation must…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR:CHAPTER SEVEN
The Watchman’s Warning When Institutions Forget Why They Exist “Son of man, I have made thee a watchman unto the house…” – Ezekiel 33:7 Beloved, The duty of a watchman is not to frighten the city. Neither is it to predict disaster for its own sake. The watchman simply observes the horizon. When danger approaches,…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR:CHAPTER SIX
The Great Exhortation If These Things Be True, How Then Shall We Live? “Be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only…” – James 1:22 Beloved, Doctrine that never transforms conduct is little more than intellectual ornament. The purpose of truth is not merely to be admired. It is to be obeyed. If, therefore,…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR: CHAPTER FIVE
The Doctrine Justice Is a Competitive Market “Buy the truth, and sell it not…” — Proverbs 23:23 Beloved, Having now heard our witnesses, let us reason together. A Professor has spoken. The Judiciary has spoken. The people have spoken. Technology has spoken. Each has testified independently. Yet remarkably, they all point toward the same phenomenon.…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR: CHAPTER FOUR
The Fourth Witness Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Justice “Behold, I make all things new.” — Revelation 21:5 Beloved, Every generation inherits inventions that quietly rearrange civilisation. The printing press transformed knowledge. The steam engine transformed industry. Electricity transformed labour. The internet transformed communication. Artificial Intelligence now begins to transform something even more delicate.…
-
I HAVE PETITIONED THE JUDICIARY: WHEN SILENCE SPEAKS
Driven by public demand and an undying quest for the Rule of Law, I have placed my concerns on the constitutional record. There comes a moment when a lawyer must decide whether to continue discussing a constitutional concern in WhatsApp groups—or put it formally on the record. For me, that moment has come. Following the…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR: CHAPTER THREE
The Third Witness The Digital Public Square: When the People Began Seeking Justice Before the Crowd “The voice of the people is often the first signal that institutions must examine themselves.” Beloved, History teaches that every generation discovers its own public square. There was once the village beneath the great tree. There was the marketplace…
-
ENEN’S SECOND LETTER TO THE RADICAL NEW BAR: CHAPTER TWO
The Second Witness When the Judiciary Began Listening: Alternative Justice Systems and the Recognition of Legal Pluralism “Wisdom crieth without; she uttereth her voice in the streets.” — Proverbs 1:20 Beloved, Every institution reveals its deepest convictions not merely by what it declares, but by what it chooses to reform. For reforms are confessions. When…