Cril Cril Beta

Main subject areas

Activity

Published decisions from 2017 to 2024; busiest year 2023 (2 decisions).

Documented outcomes by case type

• Constitutional Petition: The appeal is upheld. (1)
• Criminal: The accused were found guilty and sentenced. (1)
• Succession: The estate will be distributed as per the previous ruling, w (1)
• Criminal Case: The application by the State is allowed. (1)
• Appeal: Affirmed (1)

Counts are per published decision as classified by AI; not comparable across courts or years.

Most-cited legislation

• Constitution of Kenya (2)
• Criminal Procedure Code (2)
• Penal Code Cap 63 of the Laws of Kenya (1)
• Health Act of 2017 (1)
• Clinical Officers (Training, Registration and Licensing) Act, 2017 (1)
• Children's Act of 2001 (1)
• Sexual Offences Act No. 3 of 2006 (1)
• Section 203 and Section 204 of the Penal Code (1)

Documented reasoning patterns

• Most common procedural postures: Appeal from original conviction and sentence (1), Appeal from the trial court judgment (1), Appeal from a conviction and sentence (1)
• [Criminal Appeal] outcomes — Affirmed the conviction and sentence: 1/1
• [Constitutional Petition] outcomes — The appeal is upheld.: 1/1
• [Criminal] outcomes — The accused were found guilty and sentenced.: 1/1
• [Succession] outcomes — The estate will be distributed as per the previous ruling, with the inclusion of Immaculate Jerotich.: 1/1

Writing characteristics

• Median judgment length ~86049 words
• Includes panel decisions

Remedy patterns

• Quashing of the proceedings. (1)
• Mandamus for the 1st petitioner and her doctor to be released from custody. (1)

Citation patterns

• Avg cited authorities/decision: 1.5
• Frequently applied statutes: Sexual Offences Act (1), Penal Code Cap 63 of the Laws of Kenya (1), Health Act of 2017 (1), Clinical Officers (Training, Registration and Licensing) Act, 2017 (1), Children's Act of 2001 (1)