Ronald A. Ong’udi

@quincygitahi @BrianOkoth_ @Bulumacleo @haron_makhanu @abdulnassir21 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

What a day, Congratulations brother 🙌🏾🙌🏾 @BrianOkoth_ It was nice catching up with @Bulumacleo @Allamano_ @haron_makhanu @abdulnassir21 and many other counsel

Figuring how to determine legal responsibility for AI harms is one of our most urgent questions. Happy to share that my new paper on how U.S. negligence law should deal with liability for harms caused by autonomous AI agents has now been published by the Journal of Tort Law 😁

Can judges of appeal make mistakes ? Judges of the Court of Appeal can make mistakes, despite the court's design to minimize errors in dispute resolution. There are instances when judges may err in matters of fact or law. If you believe that an appeal judge has made an error, the appropriate course of action is to request a review of the decision or file an appeal to the Supreme Court. However, it is important to note that the Supreme Court has limited jurisdiction and is not an open door for all cases. The Supreme Court automatically has jurisdiction in disputes concerning the interpretation of the Constitution. For other cases, the dispute must involve a legal question of general public importance. To meet this threshold, you must apply for certification from either the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court. If the Court of Appeal is the final court, any mistakes in its judgment cannot be reversed. Interestingly, there exists a lesser-known procedure in common law that allows for challenging a final decision of the Court of Appeal through a reference before the full bench of the Court. In a notable instance, a full bench of the Court of Appeal of Tanzania overturned a decision made by a three-judge bench of the same court. As a young lawyer involved in the legal research for this case, I witnessed firsthand the complexities of the doctrines of 'finality of decision-making, justice, and jurisdiction. I think we need to consider amending our rules to allow for exceptional circumstances where a full bench of the Court of Appeal can review decisions made by a panel of three or five judges in matters where the court holds final jurisdiction.

Justice Benard Murunga: A party cannot sneak in a cross appeal through submissions.

It's with a heavy heart that I come to say that the person who operated on that gentleman in Transnzoia is a medical doctor. I initially could not imagine that a trained medic could even do that,leave alone a medical doctor. After my investigations,I believe that either the gentleman is mentally sick or is just a cold blooded criminal. As such I demand that @KmpdcOfficial withdraws his license coz he is nolonger safe to practice medicine and @DCI_Kenya to take over the investigations and @ODPP_KE to prefer appropriate charges. As KMPDU we shall never defend our members when they endanger patient safety. cc @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya @NPSOfficial_KE @citizentvkenya

Born to read beautiful openers? 🤩 Enter Justice Bernard Murunga. Freshly appointed to the Bench, yet his judicial juices have refused to freeze. They are already flowing!

King’s College Hospital in London has opened a rooftop garden for critical care patients, with its first patient—a 29-year-old woman dependent on feeding tubes—saying the outdoor space gave her “a real boost to keep on going.”

5 years down the line… every rep, every step still counts. More than fitness, it’s resilience from within. Strong body. Clear mind. #FitnessSaturdayWithKalonzo #MentalHealthAwareness #Gym

King's College Hospital in London has opened a rooftop garden for critical care patients. Its first patient, a 29-year-old woman dependent on feeding tubes, said the outdoor space gave her 'a real boost to keep on going

Delightful afternoon with President Emeritus, SC, Chai Guevera himuselfu. Of afternoons well spent.

@quincygitahi @BrianOkoth_ 😂😂😂😂😂… you don’t respect us it seems

Tomorrow @BrianOkoth_ ties the knot is an expensive Nyombo. Congratulations my brother. May marriage favor you

@BernardKavuli Mbona hajafinya hiyo quote hapo surely 😂

THE Judiciary is not the ONLY guardian of the Constitution. KENYANS too have a constitutional duty to PROTECT and defend it. The courts have issued CONSERVATORY orders; now the people MUST stand behind them and REJECT any attempt to TURN Kenya into an "offshore quarantine facility". — @joshuamalidzo, Chief Registrar - Small Claims Courts.

The travelling constitutional winds @katibainstitute

Shut up, you imbecile!

Eric, The electorate must demand of their elected representatives to hold the President accountable. We know 80% of them have been purchased but the demand must be made for as long as those representatives still hold their offices. Resiling to fate, contending that they will not listen or act is not an option. Let them do their work.

This is not your forte, Madam CJ. Concentrate on dealing with corruption and incompetence in the Judiciary. As you are aware, people will be charged in Court for the arson. The less you speak about the matter as head of the Judiciary, the wiser you may be perceived to be.

Can someone explain to me like I am Karen Nyamu just one reason why this in any way is good for our country? You know maybe I am missing something ? 🤷🏾‍♀️

Let me remind you that as Chief Justice, David Maraga called for the impeachment of Uhuru Kenyatta for violating the Constitution. He did so not once but time without number. For whatever it’s worth, it held the belligerent President at bay.

@joshuamalidzo 😂😂, hebu tucheke kidogo..😂😂

This life Prof😄 What has changed?