MR LAX
Mr Mbandazayo, can you just address us on this one aspect, which is that in the judgement on sentence, if you look at page 41, the learned Judge in that matter, appears to have found that your client did in fact shoot this person.  It doesn't appear to have ever been raised in the trial, that it was a mistake.
	If you look in the last paragraph, at about line 23, he says now on Count 1, the Prosecutor has argued that it is a feature of aggravation that the second accused shot the deceased when he refused to stop at the command to do so instead of merely just threatening or frightening him with his weapon.
	So it is clear from that that the Court at least found in its own mind, that there was clear intention to shoot.  I am just interested in if we'd addressed it.  Perhaps you should have questioned your client on it, but it only struck me now as I was rereading it.