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Republic v Mugo [2023] KEHC 22656 (KLR)
High Court ruling in a murder case: the accused was found to have a case to answer and was put on her defense after the court refused further adjournment.
Salah Mohamed Khalif v Republic [2018] KEHC 8917 (KLR)
The High Court dismissed a renewed bail application, finding no changed circumstances to justify revisiting its earlier refusal. The court held the prosecution was ready to proceed.
Republic v Jairus Odhiambo [2017] KEHC 10116 (KLR)
The High Court at Homa Bay granted the prosecution an adjournment in this criminal case and directed that a post mortem report from a related file be supplied to the DPP.
REPUBLIC v CICILIA NKATHA ANTONY [2013] KEHC 4329 (KLR)
The High Court dismissed a State criminal appeal after finding inordinate delay, non-service on the respondent, and the State’s wish to withdraw the appeal.
REPUBLIC v STEPHEN MBAE M’RITHAA [2013] KEHC 4379 (KLR)
The High Court dismissed a State appeal after finding inordinate delay in its prosecution, non-service on the respondent, and the State’s wish to withdraw it.
REPUBLIC V FESTUS MUNYUA M’ATHARA [2013] KEHC 4595 (KLR)
The High Court at Meru dismissed a long-pending State criminal appeal, noting no service on the respondent and inordinate delay, after the State sought withdrawal.
REPUBLIC v THIAURI M’IKUNYUA M’KAILANYA [2013] KEHC 4527 (KLR)
The High Court at Meru dismissed a State criminal appeal after finding inordinate delay, non-service on the respondent, and the State’s wish to withdraw it.
REPUBLIC V JAPHET GUANTAI [2013] KEHC 4604 (KLR)
The High Court at Meru dismissed a state appeal after noting inordinate delay in prosecution, non-service on the respondent, and the State’s wish to withdraw it.
REPUBLIC V SILAS NTONJIRA [2013] KEHC 4594 (KLR)
The High Court dismissed a State criminal appeal after finding inordinate, inexcusable delay and noting the State no longer wished to pursue the appeal.
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