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Court celebrates staff birthdays

When a dear one turns another year older, one would want to do something extra to make their day memorable. nnThis is what happened when Mukurweini Law Courts family was led by their team leader, Hon. Edina Angima, to  celebrate birthdays for members of staff born in the months of January, February, March and April. nnThe event took place at a hotel in Mukurwe-ini Sub County. Those whose were birthdays were being celebrated are: Mr Julius Muchoki, Ms Esther Chichia and Nicholas Gicheru.nn“I am looking forward to many more years of friendship and birthdays with you,” Ms Chichia said. nnHon. Angima encouraged members...

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Seguton pupils visit Kabarnet court

Kabarnet law courts hosted pupils of  Seguton Hill Primary school from Baringo Central Sub-county who had visited the court on an academic tour.                      nnThey were accompanied by the school’s headteacher Mr James Waweru and selected teachers. nn                             nnDuring the tour, the pupils sat in open court to follow live proceedings presided over by Hon Nerolyne Idagwa who is a Senior Resident Magistrate at the station. nnThey interacted with advocates at the court and staff from various directorates and registries. nn nn...

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Council of Governors meet CJ on effective devolved governance

Chief Justice David Maraga hosted the leadership of the Council of County Governors, led by the Chairman, Kakamega County Governor Wycliff Oparanya, who paid him a courtesy call at the Supreme Court. Discussions centred on effective devolved governance and the role of the Judiciary.nn nn...

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Eldoret CUC visits Juvenile Remand

The Eldoret Court Users Committee through the Eldoret Juvenile Remand Home Improvement Task Force held a medical camp at the Eldoret Juvenile Remand nnIn collaboration with St. Lukes Hospital Eldoret the team which was led by Justice Stephen Githinji held the medical camp where all the children were examined by medics from the hospital.nn nn nn nn    ...

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Court Annexed Mediation introduced in Machakos

The judiciary has launched Court Annexed Mediation at the Machakos Law Courts to deal with civil cases.nnSpeaking during a courtesy call on the Machakos County Governor, Dr. Alfred Mutua, Justice Richard Mwongo noted that positive results had been achieved through mediation since it was launched in 2016 in Nairobi. nnGovernor Mutua welcomed the introduction of mediation in the Machakos courts noting that there was huge backlog of cases especially in land related disputes.nn“Machakos County welcomes this alternative form of dispute resolution because it not only emulates our tradition but it will also assist in unclogging the many land cases in court”nnThe...

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JSC members on a tour of counties

JSC Commissioners are on a two-week tour of North Eastern and Central Counties to establish needs for administrative justice.nnDuring the visit, the commissioners will meet Governors, court staff and Court User Committee (CUC) members.nnToday, the commissioners who include Justices Mohammed Warsame and Aggrey Muchelule, Mercy Deche, Prof Olive Mugenda, Felix Koskey Patrick Gichohi and Emily Ominde today paid a courtesy call on Garissa Governor Ali Korane. Tomorrow, the team will pay a courtesy call on Mandera Governor Ali Roba before they meet staff and CUCs. Other counties to be visited are Moyale, Marsabit, Isiolo, Laikipia, Nyeri, Kirinyaga and Kiambu.nn nn nnJSC...

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Facility eases printing services at court

Embu law courts have purchased a multifunction printer to ease printing services at the station.nnThe facility which was purchased by the support of the Court Users Committee has capacity to print, photocopy, scan and share documents.nnThe printer is open for use by litigants, staff, police, prosecutors and advocates.nn“The printer has helped reduce delays and adjournments in matters by all parties as witness statements can now be printed and availed easily,” Embu law Courts Chief Magistrate Maxwell Gicheru said.  nnHon Gicheru added that court officials like prosecutors, police officers and advocates no longer give excuses for lacking copies statements, defence, plaints...

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