Judges share experiences and best practices on EDR

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High Court Judges who handled election petitions and appeals emanating from the lower courts’ decisions participate in an Electoral Disputes Resolution (EDR) debrief session organised by the Kenya Judiciary Academy. The debrief is aimed at providing an opportunity for judges to share experiences and best practices as well as comparative, emerging and conflicting jurisprudence, and notable decisions, from the 2022 EDR cycle. [gallery size="large" ids="31875,31876,31877,31878,31879,31880,31881"]...

15 December

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Milimani Anti-Corruption CUC visits prison facility

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Members of the Chief Magistrate, Milimani Anti-Corruption Court Users Committee led by Hon Isabela Barasa, visited Nairobi West Prison to hold meeting and donate assorted items for use by the inmates. [gallery size="medium" ids="31867,31868,31869,31870"]...

15 December

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JUD/OT/023/2023-2024: ADDENDUM NO. 1 DATED 13.12.2023 PROPOSED COMPLETION OF LODWAR LAW COURTS

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15 December

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ANNEX 1 – PROPOSED COMPLETION OF LODWAR LAW COURTS IN TURKANA

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12 December

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The Changing Landscape of Justice in Kenya: A 60-Year Journey

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The Changing Landscape of Justice in Kenya: A 60-Year Journey By Hon. Justice Martha Koome The changing landscape of justice in Kenya reflects the social and political transformation of our country over the last 60 years. The main goal of these transformative initiatives has been to improve the institutional performance of the Judiciary and to enhance access to justice for all Kenyans. At independence in 1963, the Judiciary was perceived as an extension of the colonial government, often favouring colonial interests in its decisions, creating the need to indigenise the institution by increasing the representation of Kenyan nationals in key judicial positions....

07 December

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