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You are here: Home / News / Eastern Cape High Court to hear first part of appeal process in Timothy Omotoso case | SA News

Eastern Cape High Court to hear first part of appeal process in Timothy Omotoso case | SA News

14 July 2025 by Guest

The Eastern Cape High Court in Gqeberha will on Monday hear the first part of the appeal process in the case of Timothy Omotoso and his co-accused who were acquitted in April of rape and human trafficking.

This follows a directive by judge Irma Schoeman after the state sent a request for clarification of factual findings in her judgment, which is required before the state can request reservation of questions of law in terms of section 319 of the Criminal Procedure Act for consideration by the Supreme Court of Appeal. 

National Prosecuting Authority national spokesperson Adv Mthunzi Mhaga said this is the “only limited mechanism in which the state can appeal an acquittal judgment in…

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