Criminal & rights
Using the Access to Information Act to get public records
Citizens have a constitutional right to information held by the State. How to make a request and what to do if refused.
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Criminal & rights
Getting free legal help: the National Legal Aid Service
The Legal Aid Act 2016 created a national scheme for people who cannot afford an advocate. Who qualifies and how to apply.
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Plea bargaining in Kenya: how it works
The Criminal Procedure Code allows plea agreements between the prosecution and the accused, subject to the court’s approval.
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Bail and bond in Kenya: how courts decide
Bail is a constitutional right unless there are compelling reasons. What courts consider and how to prepare an application.
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Your rights when arrested in Kenya
Article 49 of the Constitution: the right to remain silent, to an advocate, and to be in court within 24 hours.
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