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In Uganda, the levels of courts are as follows:
1. Magistrates Courts: These are the lower courts in Uganda and handle less serious criminal cases and civil matters. They are presided over by magistrates.
2. High Court: The High Court is the main trial court in Uganda and has jurisdiction over both criminal and civil cases. It is presided over by judges.
3. Court of Appeal: The Court of Appeal hears appeals from the High Court and other lower courts. It is presided over by a panel of judges.
4. Supreme Court: The Supreme Court is the highest court in Uganda and has final appellate jurisdiction over all other courts in the country. It is presided over by the Chief Justice and a panel of judges.
1. Magistrates Courts: These are the lower courts in Uganda and handle less serious criminal cases and civil matters. They are presided over by magistrates.
2. High Court: The High Court is the main trial court in Uganda and has jurisdiction over both criminal and civil cases. It is presided over by judges.
3. Court of Appeal: The Court of Appeal hears appeals from the High Court and other lower courts. It is presided over by a panel of judges.
4. Supreme Court: The Supreme Court is the highest court in Uganda and has final appellate jurisdiction over all other courts in the country. It is presided over by the Chief Justice and a panel of judges.
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