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…In my view Section 200 (3) of the Criminal Procedure Code protects the rights of the accused to a fair trial as guaranteed by the constitution under Article 5O. (2) of the constitution which states every accused person has…

…I have quoted at length from our constitution to demonstrate the deficiency that one can be faced with while dealing with section 200 (3) CPC in isolation of various relevant articles of the constitution.…

…In my view Section 200 (3) of the Criminal Procedure Code protects the rights of the accused to a fair trial as guaranteed by the constitution under Article 5O. (2) of the constitution which states every accused person has…

…I have quoted at length from our constitution to demonstrate the deficiency that one can be faced with while dealing with section 200 (3) CPC in isolation of various relevant articles of the constitution.…

…In my view Section 200 (3) of the Criminal Procedure Code protects the rights of the accused to a fair trial as guaranteed by the constitution under Article 5O. (2) of the constitution which states every accused person has…

…I have quoted at length from our constitution to demonstrate the deficiency that one can be faced with while dealing with section 200 (3) CPC in isolation of various relevant articles of the constitution.…

…Further, relief granted by the High Court in exercise of its mandate under Article 165 of the constitution .…

…including the determination of— (i)the question whether any law is inconsistent with or in contravention of this Constitution; (ii)the question whether anything said to be done under the authority of this Constitution or…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…The Constitution does not define the term “Compelling reasons”. But, generally a compelling argument would be something that is in accordance with the fact or some reality.…

…I have quoted at length from our constitution to demonstrate the deficiency that one can be faced with while dealing with section 200 (3) CPC in isolation of various relevant articles of the constitution.…

…constitution is invalid. 16.…

…I have quoted at length from our constitution to demonstrate the deficiency that one can be faced with while dealing with section 200 (3) CPC in isolation of various relevant articles of the constitution.…

…constitution is invalid. 18.…

…The foundation of bail or bond in Kenya is the Constitution and the Criminal Procedure Code , Cap 75 of the Laws of Kenya (hereinafter referred to as ‘the CPC’).…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…The right under Article 50(2)(g) of the Constitution must be distinguished from the right under Article 50(2)(h) of the Constitution given that in many instances the rights under Article 50(2)(g) and (h) of the Constitution…

…the dictates of Article 50(2)(g) of the Constitution.…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…The Constitution does not define the term “Compelling reasons”. But, generally a compelling argument would be something that is in accordance with the fact or some reality.…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…The Constitution does not define the term “Compelling reasons”. But, generally a compelling argument would be something that is in accordance with the fact or some reality.…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…The Constitution does not define the term “Compelling reasons”. But, generally a compelling argument would be something that is in accordance with the fact or some reality.…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…The Constitution does not define the term “Compelling reasons”. But, generally a compelling argument would be something that is in accordance with the fact or some reality.…

…The foundation of bail or bond in Kenya is the Constitution and the Criminal Procedure Code, Cap 75 of the Laws of Kenya (hereinafter referred to as ‘the CPC’).…

…The provision was brought on board with a view to align the CPC with the Constitution.…

…Pursuant to Article 50 (2)(j) of the Constitution.…

…cannot be limited under article 25 of the Constitution.…

…Pursuant to Article 50 (2)(j) of the Constitution.…

…cannot be limited under article 25 of the Constitution.…

…Introduction This Honourable Court is called to determine the Notice of Motion application dated 7 th April, 2025 brought under the dint of to Article 23 of the Constitution and Rules 4, 8, 13, 19 and 23 of the Constitution…

…I am aware that arguments have been made that anticipatory bail could be and have been tailored and granted by the court as an appropriate relief under article 23(3) of the Constitution.…

…Jurisdiction is conferred by the Constitution and by legislation.…

…The scope and extent of this court’s jurisdiction is provided under Article 165 of the Constitution, 2010.…

…I am aware that arguments have been made that anticipatory bail could be and have been tailored and granted by the court as an appropriate relief under article 23(3) of the Constitution.…

…Under Article 29 of the Constitution, every person has the right to freedom and security of the person, which includes the right not to be - (a) deprived of freedom arbitrarily or without just cause.…

…The actions of the Respondents clearly indicate that they have no respect for the letter and spirit of the Constitution and the rule of law but pay homage to the law of the jungle.…

…The actions of the Respondents clearly indicate that they have no respect for the spirit of Constitution and the rule of law. They have overthrown the Constitution and ushered in lawlessness and anarchy.…