[zRPz]'>MUTAMBARA v ATTORNEY GENERAL & ANOR 2015 (2) ZLR 14 (CC)
Citation | 2015 (2) ZLR 14 (CC) |
Case No | Judgment No. CCZ-11-15 |
Court | Constitutional Court, Harare |
Judge | Chidyausiku CJ, Malaba DCJ, Ziyambi, Gwaunza, Garwe, Gowora, Hlatshwayo and Guvava JJCC and Mavangira AJCC |
Heard | 14 May 2014 |
Judgment | 18 November 2015 |
Counsel | ZT Chadambuka, for the applicant |
Case Type | Opposed application |
Annotations |
Flynote
Constitutional law – Constitution of Zimbabwe 1980 – declaration of Rights – section 20 – freedom of expression – whether the offence of contempt ofcourt (section 182(1) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]) infringes freedom of expression – freedom of expression not being absolute the offence of contempt of court a reasonable and justifiable restriction on freedom of expression.
Constitutional law – Constitution of Zimbabwe 1980 – declaration of Rights – section 21 – freedom of association – whether offence of contempt of court (section 182(1) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]) infringes freedom of association.
Constitutional law – Constitution of Zimbabwe 1980 – declaration of Rights – section 23 – freedom from discrimination – arrest – whether an arrest violates freedom from discrimination because another person who may have committed the same crime is not similarly arrested.
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