000832 18' On 6 April 2018, the Parties were informed that the Court would not hold a public hearing and indicated that written submissions and the evidence on file are sufficient to determine the matter. IV. PRAYERS OF THE PARTIES 19. The Applicant prays the Court to: i. admit his Application and review all the proceedings in the Respondent State's courts, including the issue of Constitutional petitionl raised in the Application; ii. quash the conviction and order his release from prison; iii. issue such other order(s) or relief(s) as it may deem fit in the circumstances; iv. 20. provide him with free legal assistance in accordance with Rule 31 of the Rules and Article 10(2) of the protocol. The Respondent State prays the Court to declare that: it lacks jurisdiction to hear the case; i. ii. iii. the Application does not meet the admissibility conditions set out in Rule 40 (5) and (6) of the Rutes; the Application is inadmissible. 2'1. The Respondent State also prays the Court to i. ii. : declare that it has not violated the Applicant's rights under Articles 2, 3(2) and 7(1Xc) of the Charter; dismiss the Applicant's prayers; iii. declare that the Applicant should continue to serve the sentence; iv. reject the Application for Iack of merit; v. 1 order that the costs are to borne by the Applicant. Petition to the High Court against violations of the fundamental 12 to 29 of the Tanzanian Constitution and duties provid for in Articles @- t