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AUGUSTINE KIRIMI V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal 271 of 2003	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: William Ouko

Court: High Court at Meru

Parties: AUGUSTINE KIRIMI v REPUBLIC

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Citation: AUGUSTINE KIRIMI v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

GODFREY URANDU ZACHARIAH V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal 120 of 2005	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Fred A Ochieng

Court: High Court at Kakamega

Parties: GODFREY URANDU ZACHARIAH v REPUBLIC

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Citation: GODFREY URANDU ZACHARIAH v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

PATRICK MWANGI MUTHONI V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 15 of 2006	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: PATRICK MWANGI MUTHONI v REPUBLIC

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Citation: PATRICK MWANGI MUTHONI v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

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MICHAEL JOHN KANYERIA V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 162 of 2006	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: MICHAEL JOHN KANYERIA v REPUBLIC

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Citation: MICHAEL JOHN KANYERIA v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

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FRANCIS MUHORO NJOGU V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 321 of 2007	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: FRANCIS MUHORO NJOGU v REPUBLIC

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Citation: FRANCIS MUHORO NJOGU v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

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JOHN MBURU NJUGUNA V REPUBLIC [2009] EKRL
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 324 of 2007	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: JOHN MBURU NJUGUNA v REPUBLIC

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Citation: JOHN MBURU NJUGUNA v REPUBLIC [2009] eKRL

Criminal practice and procedure-appeal-the appellant was charged and convicted with the offence of robbery and sentenced to 7 years imprisonment-appeal against sentence on the ground that it was manifestly harsh and excessive where it was alleged that the appellant had robbed the complainant a pair of shoes-whether in the circumstances the sentence was manifestly harsh and excessive-Penal Code section 296(1).

JULIUS MUMUNYU KAMAU V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 327 of 2005	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: JULIUS MUMUNYU KAMAU v REPUBLIC

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Citation: JULIUS MUMUNYU KAMAU v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

ALEXANDER ONDIEKI V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 386 of 2007	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: ALEXANDER ONDIEKI v REPUBLIC

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Citation: ALEXANDER ONDIEKI v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE- Appeal- first appeal against sentence of 30 months- where the appellant was charged with the offence of stealing by servant- convicted on his own plea of guilty- where sentence was harsh and excessive- matters that court took into account when sentencing- whether appeal was allowed

Penal Code Section 281

PETER NGATIA MUHORO V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal Case 91 of 2006	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Milton Stephen Asike-Makhandia

Court: High Court at Nyeri

Parties: PETER NGATIA MUHORO v REPUBLIC

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Citation: PETER NGATIA MUHORO v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

Criminal practice and procedure-appeal appeal against conviction and sentence-the appellant was charged and convicted of the offence of causing grievous harm and sentenced to two years imprisonment-whether the evidence adduced at the trial court was sufficient to sustain a conviction-whether in the circumstances it was proper to enhance the sentence-whether the appeal had merit-Penal Code sections 234-Criminal Procedure Act 354(3).

IRENE ADHIAMBO OLIECH V REPUBLIC [2009] EKLR
Case Number: Criminal Appeal 147 of 2005	Date Delivered: 29 Jan 2009

Judge: Fred A Ochieng

Court: High Court at Kakamega

Parties: IRENE ADHIAMBO OLIECH v REPUBLIC

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Citation: IRENE ADHIAMBO OLIECH v REPUBLIC [2009] eKLR

Criminal practice and procedure-appeal-the appellant was convicted on her own plea of guilt for the offence of trafficking narcotic-appeal against conviction and sentence of 10 years with a fine of ksh 1,000,000 in default to serve 1 more year imprisonment-where the appellants plea was not unequivocal-whether the appeal had merit.

Charge-defective charge-where the facts of the case did not disclose the offence for which the appellant had been convicted-whether there was a basis for convicting the appellant.Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Control Act section 4 (a)