Korti Bandia Eti Sasa Zinasema Tusichome Wakora? Wakwende Makende Zao!

My friend Justice Majanja yesterday sentenced 12 -TWELVE - people who participated in a lynching of four ‘suspects’ to death.

Now, I am the first to admit that mobs often make horrendous mistakes. The case Majanja handled was one of them.

But if the courts were as efficient as they often are in granting bond and releasing suspects, perhaps the rest of us wouldn’t use the law of the jungle to attain ‘justice’, and innocent suspects wouldn’t be lynched everywhere.

I still ask, why arrest murder suspects like Ediot, the Wambui Kabiru killer, Jaguar, ‘Bishop’ Nganga, Bishop Helicopta Ministries, the Klick Killer, the CMA Drunk Killer, etc etc etc ad nauseum if five - 5 - years down the line they will still be free? Si afadhali wachomwe, wapigwe risasi, wapigwe nine-nine, wakatwe makagary etc etc?

(Those Kirinyaga wimps who let Jaguah free, hata gari hawakuchoma, should all get brand new vaginas. Stupid spineless hoes!)

kwa hii story niko nyuma yako Octogenarian hata kama sioni ukiona Easter .

Hata pia mimi for once nakubaliana nawe, lakini siko nyuma yako kama hii shepart ya Sango

I’d like to know what happened in the Bishop Ng’ang’a case, ilikua imeshika moto and then puff! nothing.

bla bla bla sitaki kusikia mimi

it might cost Jaguar only Kes 50,000 for killing two civilians.That is the amount that bonded him free.Na watu wanasema Kenya ni yao.Iko na wenyewe

Mimi niko nyuma yako…na Arimis ile nitatunia nane-nane.

Wenyewe ni how deep is your pocket.

Meaning in his case he was charged just 50K bond but kuna wale wameonwa kando na donge nono nono.But doing that registers a curse to all those colluding to defeat justice

Shida ni ati mtu haonagi hio curse ikifanya kazi.
Hapa @couchP niko nyuma yako kama matako ya @spax

Hata mimi niko nyuma ya mzee

Hebu ona ujinga kama hii

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A High Court judge is on the spot for declining to issue directions in cases that come before her because of the type in suit documents.

Justice Roselyne Aburili declined to give directions in a case in which a company involved in lotteries sued over the 50 per cent gambling tax.

Bradley Trading, a major shareholder in SportPesa, has challenged the increase of taxes levied on betting companies. It sued Finance Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich, Attorney-General Githu Muigai, Interior CS Joseph Nkaissery and the Betting Control and Licensing Board.

The matter was filed under a certificate of urgency.

However, when the judge was expected to give directions on whether she would issue temporary orders, she asked the firm to file fresh documents, because the font size used was not “appropriate”.

“The applicant is directed to file reader-friendly pleadings for the court’s consideration,” said Justice Aburili. “I decline to consider the small fonts.”

She directed the firm to file fresh documents with font size 14 and with further specification of the required spacing.

“We enclose herewith the said pleadings in larger fonts as directed,” said the company’s lawyers, from the firm of Muturi Mwangi & Associates.

This is not the only case in which the said judge has issued such a directive. She issued similar directions in a land dispute case filed by Karaini Investments, who have sued the National Lands Commission.

“I decline to consider it for reasons that the fonts used for typing pleadings or documents is too small to be read,” said Justice Aburili then and directed the party to file “reader-friendly pleadings”.

This has been seen as a deliberate attempt at slowing the wheels of justice for those moving to court with urgent matters but have to wait longer for directions as they have to prepare the case documents afresh with “reader-friendly fonts”.

The judge is, however, also known for raising other issues for not hearing and determining cases — such as not having the pen she is used to when doing her work.

Corrected.
Meanwhile Guka waru a.k.a @FieldMarshal CouchP is right as many other previous times.

Does she need bigger glasses? Ni nini mbaya na binadamu wengine kujiskia sukari?

huyu ataonwa kando

Ingekuwa ni case ya common raia hizo macho zake zingekuwa zinawork perfectly

So these buggers kill three men for (allegedly) stealing, then proceed to-are you ready for this?- steal from the three dead men!! What a twist!!!
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Hehe, Bradley Trading wanaeza jitolea kumpea 5 mirrions za kununua miwani mpya na ku-hire security for “the pen she’s used to while doing her work.”

Our court system is using this free on bond as a means of collecting revenue but the big problem lies with the prosecution. Any court system in the world is as good as its prosecution. One of the biggest contributors to failure of the system is Tobiko huyu kwanza anafaa atiwe vijiti kwa haga.

Niko nyuma yako mzee