Prejudicing

She was set to appear before court last month to be charged with making a speech capable of prejudicing a person against a party to judicial proceedings, contrary to Section 113(d) of the penal code in relation Kayuni’s complaint.

It suggested that Pretoria’s unwillingness to offer assistance to Botswana was prejudicing the Botswana government’s investigation “into very serious allegations” which were currently on the court roll at the Broadhurst Magistrate Court of Gaborone.

He was prejudicing investigations so as to defend the PN, which had created this political frame-up.

The trial was due to start on September 30 but Justice Fullerton agreed to delay the start date until February on the basis that adverse pre-trial publicity posed an "unacceptable risk" of prejudicing their right to a fair trial.

Prosecutors in Schock's case raised the judge's ire in a series of contradictory filings in which they first denied ever telling a grand jury Schock wasn't showing up to testify - potentially prejudicing jurors against him.

The audit found out that the Mugabe-led board was getting board fees without withholding tax deductions, thereby prejudicing the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) of large amounts of revenue.

When power was turned on again, the program would restart and all the memory would be available again, but the slow process of memory leak would restart together with the program, eventually prejudicing the correct running of the system.