Media lawyer, Harrison Nkomo. Freelance journalists Frank Chikowore and Edgar Mwandiambira. trial magistrate. Accused of insulting the President of Zimbabwe in contravention of Section 33 and 41 of the Criminal law (Codification and Reform) Act. Magistrate Doris Shomwe referred the matter to the Supreme court which will sit as a constitutional court to determine the constitutionality of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act after his lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa argued that Sections 33 and 41 contravene Section 20 (1) of the Constitution which protects freedom of expression. Arrested while covering election proceedings at Mhofu Primary School in Harare suburb of Highfield at the opening of presidential election run-off on 27 June 2008. Released on the same day after being fined for criminal nuisance under the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act. Freelance photographers Arrested in Harare while Richard Judson, Regis covering the 27 June 2008 Marisamhuka and Agrisson presidential election run-off. Manyenge Released without charges after spending a night in police custody. E-tv reporter Tumaole Arrested in the southern Mohlaole and cameraperson border town of Beitbridge Elelewani Rampfumedzi. while covering a protest march against the Zimbabwean elections which had been boycotted by Morgan Tsvangirai, the leader of the opposition MDC. Released without charges after spending a night in police custody. Kholwani Nyathi, BulawayoNyathi was ordered to report based correspondent with The to police in Plumtree for 25 June 2008 27 June 2008 27 June 2008 27 June 2008 7 July 2008 32