The Uganda Law Society is ready to protest against judicial misconduct and recommend reforms in response to growing concerns about corruption and unethical practices within the judiciary.

Addressing members of the legal fraternity and the public at the ULS Headquarters in Kampala today, Uganda law society President, Senior Counsel Isaac Ssemakadde, stated that the initiative is part of broader efforts to restore integrity and accountability to Uganda’s justice system.

Uganda Law Society President, Senior Counsel Isaac Ssemakadde, today spoke against rampant misconduct among judicial officers. He emphasized that the law has failed to uphold Judicial Service Commission regulations, specifically regarding lawyer appointments

Ssemakadde stressed the need for accountability and transparency within the judiciary. The ULS is advocating for reforms to address the slow disposal of cases, which undermines trust in the judicial system 

In addition, ssemakadde stated that concerns were raised about favoritism and misconduct within the judicial system, affecting many lawyers.

He notes that these allegations highlight the need for transparency and accountability in the judiciary, ensuring that the legal profession maintains its integrity and upholds the principles of justice calling for openness in voting for all

On the matter of Bar-Bench Relations meeting to discuss on some of the hot button issues to resolve the emphasis to understand the objectives of the country to observe the rule of law, Eddie Nangulu ULS Council Member Eastern clarified more

In Last Week’s New Law Year event that sparked controversy when Law Society President Ssemakadde was denied the opportunity to speak.

The society Vice President weighed in, stating that the President's speech was intended for the public, as it's their mandate to inform and serve the community.