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Prosecutor v Benson Mputhia & 5 others[2021] eKLR
Case Metadata
Case Number:
Criminal Case E061 of 2021
Parties:
Prosecutor v Benson Mputhia, Consolata Njeri Kariuki, Martin Msamalia Wanyama, Nicholas Sang Cheruiyot, Lilian Cherono Chemuna & James Mwaniki
Date Delivered:
02 Sep 2021
Case Class:
Criminal
Court:
High Court at Nairobi (Milimani Law Courts)
Case Action:
Ruling
Judge(s):
Daniel Ogola Ogembo
Citation:
Prosecutor v Benson Mputhia & 5 others[2021] eKLR
Court Division:
Criminal
County:
Nairobi
Case Outcome:
Application dismissed
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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA
AT NAIROBI
CRIMINAL CASE
E061 OF 2021
PROSECUTOR....................................................REPUBLIC
VERSUS
BENSON MPUTHIA.......................................1
ST
ACCUSED
CONSOLATA NJERI KARIUKI................... 2
ND
ACCUSED
MARTIN MSAMALIA WANYAMA..............3
RD
ACCUSED
NICHOLAS SANG CHERUIYOT...............4
TH
ACCUSED
LILIAN CHERONO CHEMUNA .................5
TH
ACCUSED
JAMES MWANIKI ....................................... 6
TH
ACCUSED
RULING
This matter came up for plea on 31.8.2021, when same was adjourned after the accuseds asked for time to hire advocates arrangements were made and they were given advocates by the state. They have re-appointed the same advocates who left the case for lack of instructions. Whereas this is in order, it is strange that the advocates now are arguing against the taking of plea, whereas the ones who have been discharged had full briefs to proceed.
It is noted that the application before the Constitutional court was dismissed yesterday.
This matter is fixed for plea today. It is obvious accuseds have filed an application challenging same. I personally see no prejudice the accuses shall suffer should plea be taken. Their application, which has not been served on some could still be heard and orders issued on same. I order that plea be taken as fixed.
D. O. OGEMBO
JUDGE
2.9.2021.