CCC Activist summoned to court for threatening to kill Mwonzora

Here is what we know about the charge. 

A threatening-to-kill charge is a criminal offense that involves threatening another person with violence or death. It is a serious offense that can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment, fines, and probation.

To be charged with threatening to kill, a person must have made a verbal or written threat with the intention of causing fear or harm to another person. The threat must be specific and credible, and the person making the threat must have the ability to carry it out.

The charge of threatening to kill can arise in a variety of circumstances, including domestic disputes, workplace conflicts, and incidents involving strangers. It is important to note that the charge can be brought even if the threat was not carried out, as the act of threatening itself is considered a crime.

If a person is facing a threatening to kill charge, they should seek legal advice immediately. An experienced criminal defense attorney can provide guidance on the legal process, potential penalties, and options for defending against the charge. The attorney may also be able to negotiate a plea bargain or other reduced charge with the prosecution.

	Zimbabwe and courts Daily update ⋅ February 27, 2023
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	Freed CCC activists accused of 'threatening to kill' Mwonzora summoned to court NewZimbabwe.com 27th February 2023 Zimbabwe ... the hook after the State admitted its ill-preparedness to continue with the matter, have been summoned to court. Flag as irrelevant
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