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Lydia Mugambe , 50 , was studying for a PhD in law at the University of Oxford .
Police discovered she had a young Ugandan woman at her home carrying out unpaid work.
She was jailed for six years and four months at Oxford Crown Court on Friday .
Judge David Foxton told the defendant she "showed absolutely no remorse" for her actions.
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