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Cashless payment process

From 2012, the Judiciary identified technology as a key pillar in its transformation agenda. Cashless payment process was amongst the first to be embraced in adopting ICT for enhanced effectiveness, efficiency & transparency. The project has delivered 1500 computers & supported internet connectivity enabling e-filing, a digital case management and tracking system and court recording & transcription.   #JudicialImprovementResults #JudicialTransformation #JPIPResults...

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JPIP team visits courts to assess facility needs

The Judicial Performance Improvement Project (JPIP) has embarked on a documentation mission to establish  facility needs in various court stations, countrywide.  nnA team from the project visited Bomet, Kisumu, Webuye, Kitale, Eldoret, Kabarnet and Meru Law Courts  to find out the extent to which the refurbished containers will assist in creating efficiency and easing the access to justice.nnThe project, funded by the World Bank, has procured 15 metal containers that are to be distributed to various Courts across the country to be converted into Courtrooms, Chambers, holding cells, registries, archives, and offices.nnOnce distributed and refurbished, the containers are expected to ease...

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Chuka Law Courts

Tharaka Nithi residents will no longer have to travel over 60km to have their High Court matters adjudicated on following the opening of Chuka Law Court Building. The new building houses two High Court Rooms, three Magistrates Court Rooms and an Environment and Lands Court room amongst other facilities. With improved facilities, there will be efficiency in dispensation of justice leading to the reduction of backlog of cases. The Hon. Chief Justice David Maraga presided over the official opening of the new court building and was joined by Tharaka Nithi County Governor H.E. Muthomi Njuki and other leaders.   [gallery masterslider="true" autoplay="true"...

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New court building opened at Tamu in Muhoroni.

Chief Justice David Maraga presided over the opening of a court building at Tamu Law Courts. Tamu Law Courts has been refurbished and upgraded to a modern court facility.  Prior to this refurbishment, the court used to operate from a structure that was initially built as a garage to repair tractors.nnTamu Law Court was established in 1970 at Tamu Upper in Muhoroni, Constituency. In 1992, the court was relocated to Mnara where it served Koru, Chemilil and Muhoroni locations. The court was housed and operated from the settlement scheme’s motor vehicle garage. The design and suitability of the garage was improper...

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Engineer new court building unveiled

Chief Justice David Maraga was joined by Governor Francis Kimemia and other leaders to officially open a new court building at Engineer Law Courts in Nyandarua County. The court is part of Judiciary plan to enhance access to justice through expansion of physical infrastructure.nnThe court is located in Nyandarua County and serves a population of about 344,000.  Engineer Law Court is the only Court in Nyandarua County and this new building replaces the previous iron sheet and congested structures which had served as a Court from 2012 when the first court in the County was gazetted. nnThe new building houses three court rooms...

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