QUESTION TWO Woolmington v. DPP [1935] UKHL 1, is an important case in criminal law. In Uganda the case was followed in Uganda v Dick Ojok, wherein the court was of the view that: In all criminal cases the duty of proving the guilt of the accused always lies on the prosecution and that duty does not shift to the accused except in a few statutory cases, and the standard by which the prosecution must prove the guilt of the accused is beyond reasonable doubt. With the aid of authorities discuss this statement further in light of the legal concept of the burden of proof. [20 Marks] QUESTION THREE (a) What are sources of Criminal Law in Uganda? [10 Marks] (b) Explain the function of law in Uganda [10 Marks] QUESTION FOUR (20 Marks) Write short notes on four (4) of the following: (a) Doli Incapax (05 Marks) (b) Novus actus interveniens (05marks) (c) Mistake of Law (05 Marks) (d) Compulsion (05 Marks) (e) Transferred Malice (05Marks) (f) Vicarious Liability (05 Marks) QUESTION FIVE Discuss the principle of Legality with regard to Uganda's criminal law? [20 Marks] QUESTION SIX What changes or reform would you suggest in the area of Criminal Law? [20 Marks]