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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9964 (KLR)

Wanyama v Republic

Wanyama v Republic [2025] KEHC 9964 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma marked a sentence-revision application as abandoned after noting the applicant had already served the sentence.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentence-revision
  • Revision-application
  • Mootness
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9946 (KLR)

Wanjala v Republic

Wanjala v Republic [2025] KEHC 9946 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma marked a sentence-revision application as abandoned after finding the applicant had already served the sentence, rendering the matter moot.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentence-revision
  • Mootness
  • Completion-of-sentence
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9963 (KLR)

Bisaule v Republic

Bisaule v Republic [2025] KEHC 9963 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma held that a revision application was moot because the applicant had already served the sentence, and it marked the file closed.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-revision
  • Sentence-revision
  • Mootness
  • Completion-of-sentence
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9934 (KLR)

Mamboleo v Republic

Mamboleo v Republic [2025] KEHC 9934 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma held that the sentence-revision application was overtaken by events because the applicant had already served the sentence, and it marked the matter abandoned.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentence-revision
  • Criminal-revision
  • Mootness
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9940 (KLR)

Kisasi v Republic

Kisasi v Republic [2025] KEHC 9940 (KLR)

The High Court held that the sentence-revision application was moot because the applicant had already served the sentence, and it marked the matter abandoned and closed.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentence-revision
  • Procedural-mootness
  • Criminal-revision
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9905 (KLR)

Mukhwana v Republic

Mukhwana v Republic [2025] KEHC 9905 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma marked a sentence-revision application as abandoned after noting the applicant had already served the sentence, leaving no live issue.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentence-revision
  • Mootness
  • Completion-of-sentence
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9968 (KLR)

Makabira v Republic

Makabira v Republic [2025] KEHC 9968 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma held that a revision application was moot because the applicant had already served the sentence, and it marked the file closed.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Sentence-revision
  • Mootness
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9906 (KLR)

Kibet v Republic

Kibet v Republic [2025] KEHC 9906 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma held that a sentence-revision application was overtaken by events because the applicant had already served the sentence.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentence-revision
  • Mootness
  • Revision-proceedings
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9966 (KLR)

Wafula v Republic

Wafula v Republic [2025] KEHC 9966 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma marked a sentence-revision application as abandoned after finding the applicant had already served the sentence, and closed the file.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Sentence-revision
  • Completion-of-sentence
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal Law [2025] KEHC 9933 (KLR)

Baraka v Republic

Baraka v Republic [2025] KEHC 9933 (KLR)

The High Court at Bungoma held that a sentence-revision application was moot because the applicant had already served the sentence, and it marked the matter abandoned.

  • Sentence Revision
  • Completion Of Sentence
  • Sentence-revision
  • Completion-of-sentence
  • Criminal-procedure
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