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Republic v Macharia & another [2025] KEMC 148 (KLR)
The magistrate granted the accused persons bail in a criminal case, finding no compelling reasons to deny release despite concerns about witness interference.
Republic v Ombasa & 7 others [2025] KEMC 154 (KLR)
The court considered the constitutional and statutory principles governing bail, including the presumption of innocence, the need for reasonable and non-excessive bail terms, and the balancing of the accuseds' rights with public interest. The court found that both the 6th and 8th accused had no prior convictions, strong community ties, and limited financial means. While the offences were serious and attracted hefty statutory penalties, there were no compelling reasons to deny bail or to impose unduly harsh conditions. The court determined that a cash bail alternative of Kshs. 100,000 for each…
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Republic v Yator [2025] KEHC 8837 (KLR)
High Court bail ruling in a murder case. The accused was granted bond after the pre-bail report showed no compelling reason to deny release.
Republic v Ng’elel [2025] KEHC 8762 (KLR)
High Court at Eldama Ravine granted the accused bail in a murder case, finding no compelling reasons to deny release pending trial.
State v Ouma [2025] KEHC 8162 (KLR)
The High Court at Siaya reviewed bail and granted release on bond after finding changed circumstances, no compelling reasons to deny bail, and a supportive pre-bail report.
Republic v Lumara [2025] KEMC 134 (KLR)
The magistrate granted the accused cash bail pending trial, finding no compelling reason to deny release and imposing reporting and contact conditions.
Republic v Chege [2025] KEMC 93 (KLR)
The magistrate granted the accused cash bail of Kshs. 50,000, with reporting and contact conditions, after finding no compelling reasons to deny bail.
Republic v Bartinga [2025] KEHC 8028 (KLR)
High Court at Kabarnet granted the accused bond in a murder case, finding no compelling reason to deny release pending trial.
Republic v Keitany & another [2025] KEHC 6199 (KLR)
The High Court at Kabarnet granted bond to two accused persons charged with murder, finding no compelling reason to deny pretrial release.
Republic v Rono [2025] KEHC 5903 (KLR)
High Court ruling on a murder accused’s bail application; the court found no compelling reason to deny bond and imposed conditions to avoid the offence area.
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