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Constitutional law — Constitution of Zimbabwe 1980 — Declaration of Rights — s18(2) as read c with s18(3) — right to fair trial before impartial court — whether adverse pre-trial publicity about criminal case had made it impossible for the case to be tried fairly — how this right is to be balanced against the right to freedom of expression contained in s20(1) of Constitution — right of press to report criminal cases-limits to this right
Human rights — right to fair trial — vital importance of fairness and impartiality in criminal process — whether right to fair trial is to be given priority over freedom of press to report criminal cases
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