This course introduces students to the legal concepts that govern evidence. It covers evolution of the various concepts, the codification of the evidence law and examines the application of the evidence law in Uganda. It is the first part of study of the Law of Evidence.
It is expected that having studied the course the student would have a thorough grounding in evidence and its application to legal practice. It is also expected that the student would have sufficient knowledge about where to find the law on evidence and how it relates to other legislation in Uganda. It is therefore hoped that the student would, as a result of undertaking this course, be able to appreciate the principles governing evidence. The course is a preparation for and a pre-requisite for Evidence II of second semester.
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