C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E NAME : EXPEDIT KKAAYA DATE OF BIRTH : 18TH OCTOBER, 1962 PLACE OF BIRTH : MBUYA KYADONDO, KAMPALA DISTRICT NATIONALITY : UGANDAN MARITAL STATUS : MARRIED WITH 3 CHILDREN A. BRIEF BIO-DATA Expedit Kkaaya is a Senior Principal Lecturer and Head of Department of Post Graduate Legal Studies at Law Development Centre. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) Degree of Makerere University and a Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice of Law Development Centre. He is an enrolled advocate of courts of Judicature in Uganda. He has taught and practiced Law since 1988 at undergraduate and Post- graduate level. His areas of Practice and teaching have included Labour Law, Business Law and Criminal Procedure. Expedit has taught Law at Law Development Centre, Uganda Christian University, Mukono, Makerere University Kampala and Uganda Management Institute. Expedit has practiced Law on part-time basis with M/S Opoka & Advocates, Katongole Mukasa & Co. Advocates, Katende, Ssempebwa & Co. Advocates and finally with Kkaaya & Co. Advocates. Part of the Practice has involved Labour issues. Expedit has also been involved in Consultancy work and written Legal opinions on Employment Law. Expedit has presented papers at various workshops both national and International. Expedit has been involved in designing training programs and participating in those trainings as a facilitator at the Law Development Centre, Uganda Management Institute etc. Expedit has attended several training programs within and outside Uganda. 1 Expedit is currently the Head of Department Post Graduate Legal Studies which is rested with the responsibility of conducting the Bar Course where he is a Senior Principal Lecturer and has been Head of Criminal Proceedings until September 2010. He also teaches Professional Ethics on the Post Graduate Bar Course and Labour Law on the Diploma in Law Course. He is a member of the committee on Legal Education and Accreditation of Law Council; he is a member of the Task force Preparing Sentencing Guidelines for Judiciary in Uganda. 2.