It is a case of the court in Makueni not knowing what the one in Embu did unless it is pointed out by DPP. Police needed a database yesterday so that if they arrest any serious crime suspect the first thing they do is to run his details through to determine history.really shocking but have gone through the whole story, I couldn't understand why judiciary would realise a repeat offender,
Yes, the "compelling reasons" should include one being out on bond on similar charges/or for any other criminal charges in another court.We should revisit article 49(1)(h) of our constitution a which has tied law enforcement officers. Hii sheria inatumika vibaya.
Magistrates do abuse the power to grant bail and surety in this case i doubt they considered having a credible contact person to stand in as surety but gave him a cash bond.Yes, the "compelling reasons" should include one being out on bond on similar charges/or for any other criminal charges in another court.
huh!ION naskia ni kama Judge Mkwehu Juma Chitembwe ametuacha.
We have to revisit that clause on right to bond or revisit judges who use it stupidly
Now that is an amendment we should have discussed and made long time ago, and perhaps the formation of a US Marshals equivalent to hunt down those who jump bail like the thug who got gunned down pale Gwa Kairú
It is a case of the court in Makueni not knowing what the one in Embu did unless it is pointed out by DPP. Police needed a database yesterday so that if they arrest any serious crime suspect the first thing they do is to run his details through to determine history.
This is clear now following even the case of the Kitengela four who were out on bond by different courts all over.