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Kenya: Why Kenya's Judge Recruiters Are Sceptical About Activism On the Bench

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[The Conversation Africa] The political branches of government have an interest in how courts interpret and apply the law. Thus, it was no surprise that the issue of how to interpret the constitution took centre stage during the recently concluded recruitment of the 15th chief justice of the Republic of Kenya.

Source: allAfrica.com

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