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Runners-up, but champions in spirit! 🏆
Team Kabarak made it to the finals of the National ICRC IHL Moot—losing by a slim margin. Special congrats to Precious, Best Oralist (Final Rounds)!💥
Shoutout to their coach (& our lecturer), @nyanjewanyanje!
#ICRCIHL2025 #KabarakPride
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The team in 4K!📸
Kabarak University Law Students@KULSA_Kabarak
A stellar debut! Levy | @levy_masinde, Ruth | @Rukijebet & Monicah represented us at the IBA ICC Moot at @UniLeiden, 🇳🇱, making it to the quarter-finals in our very first appearance!🫡 Cheers to their coach, Kimani | @KimanidKimani! Onward and upward! 🚀 #KabarakPride
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A stellar debut! Levy | @levy_masinde, Ruth | @Rukijebet & Monicah represented us at the IBA ICC Moot at @UniLeiden, 🇳🇱, making it to the quarter-finals in our very first appearance!🫡
Cheers to their coach, Kimani | @KimanidKimani! Onward and upward! 🚀
#KabarakPride
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Remontanda!!
Kabarak Law School@lawkabarak
🏆Kabarak Triumphs!🥳 @lawkabarak are the winners of the Africa Regional Rounds of the 23rd John H Jackson (@wto) Moot Court Competition!🎉 Congratulations to our stellar team and coach @Harrison_Otty for their brilliance and excellence! #KabarakWins #JHJMCC2025 #wto
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Yesterday I had the privilege to appear before the Senate Standing Committee on Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations to present a memorandum on the County Government Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2024 (Senate Bill No. 52 of 2024).
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The future of justice is here!
These brilliant minds from @lawkabarak have successfully honed their advocacy skills through years of rigorous study and are now ready to take on the world—one case at a time. Congratulations to the finalists for making it this far👏
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KLS ‘25 is a very cheerful, brilliant and promising class and I wish them all the very best. Time moves fast!
Kabarak University@KabarakUniv
The future of justice is here! These brilliant minds from @lawkabarak have successfully honed their advocacy skills through years of rigorous study and are now ready to take on the world—one case at a time. Congratulations to the finalists for making it this far👏
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We extend our appreciation to the team coaches, @levy_masinde and Esther-Blessing.✨️
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Coaching this team was extremely amazing. Congratulations team 🎉🎉
Kabarak University Law Students@KULSA_Kabarak
We can't miss to laud this fantastic achievement! Best Overall Moot Team: Victoria, Sydney, and Precious—an outstanding victory!🏆 2nd Runners-Up Moot Team: Silas, Emmanuel, and Laureen.🏅 Best Research Team: Mark and Karol.🏆 2nd Best Research Team: Salome and Melissa.🎖
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Justice ignites at Wakili wa Watoto Moot Court! 🏆
Our students excelled both in the moot and research categories! They scooped the Best Team, 2nd Runners-Up Team and the best 2 Research Team awards!
Proudly Kabarak!
#MootMasters
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I tend to agree with my brother on this to the extent that jurisdiction of a court is not based on the person of the judge but the court as an institution. Constitutionally, the qualifications for a judge of the HC and of a special court are the same thus similar competence.
Kabarak University Law Students@KULSA_Kabarak
In a thought-provoking analysis, @levy_masinde critiques the Supreme Court’s ruling in R v Karisa Chengo, arguing that judges of courts of equal status—High Court, ELC and ELRC—shouldn't be confined by specialisation in their judicial roles. Read here: 🔗kabarak.ac.ke/klrb/the-falla…
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@JoFwaKe My brother @OolaAlvin captured my reasoning with precision. Many have understood the paper as challenging judicial specialization which is actually not the case.
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I concur with whatever my senior, and also schoolmate (in highschool) has said.🤝
Alvin Kubasu@OolaAlvin
This is indeed a thought-provoking analysis, I dare say I'm in full agreement. The HC, ELC, and ELRC being of equal status judges serving in either should be legible to serve in either (as an exception, not a rule) in the interest of access to justice.
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@TonnyKarani9 @mburunnahashon @KULSA_Kabarak @KABUPressKE @lawkabarak @JUDICIALWATCHKE @_MMChambers @ChrisneshCm @KamboKigotho At no point the paper challenges judicial specialisation. It argues that the Constitution only envisioned a different carder of Courts not judges.
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@mburunnahashon @KULSA_Kabarak @levy_masinde @KABUPressKE @lawkabarak @JUDICIALWATCHKE @_MMChambers @ChrisneshCm @KamboKigotho I think there is a reason the drafters of the Constitution designated the High Court to be the constitutional Court. Specialisation is key. Constitutional triable issues are different from the subject matters if land and employment.
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In a thought-provoking analysis, @levy_masinde critiques the Supreme Court’s ruling in R v Karisa Chengo, arguing that judges of courts of equal status—High Court, ELC and ELRC—shouldn't be confined by specialisation in their judicial roles.
Read here: 🔗kabarak.ac.ke/klrb/the-falla…
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@mburunnahashon @TonnyKarani9 @KULSA_Kabarak @KABUPressKE @lawkabarak @JUDICIALWATCHKE @_MMChambers @ChrisneshCm @KamboKigotho I think you got it a bit twisted. The paper doesn't challenge judicial specialization. The Crux of the argument is; jurisdictional bounds should only apply to the 3 Courts as institutions and not to judges appointed to those Courts.
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Things that excite me:
Students taking the time to engage with court decisions,
Disagreeing with a judge (in this case, the judges of SCORK),
Offering reasons for the disagreement.
@levy_masinde, I want you to know that I’m extremely proud and team Kabarak, keep up!
Kabarak University Law Students@KULSA_Kabarak
In a thought-provoking analysis, @levy_masinde critiques the Supreme Court’s ruling in R v Karisa Chengo, arguing that judges of courts of equal status—High Court, ELC and ELRC—shouldn't be confined by specialisation in their judicial roles. Read here: 🔗kabarak.ac.ke/klrb/the-falla…
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I have read the opinion of my senior Masinde. I respectfully disagree in totality with this opinion. I will share a critique of the paper soonest.
Kabarak University Law Students@KULSA_Kabarak
In a thought-provoking analysis, @levy_masinde critiques the Supreme Court’s ruling in R v Karisa Chengo, arguing that judges of courts of equal status—High Court, ELC and ELRC—shouldn't be confined by specialisation in their judicial roles. Read here: 🔗kabarak.ac.ke/klrb/the-falla…
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