section of this constitution [courtesy of NGOs and other such assorted groups] will totally mess the country.



You don't release all kinds of suspects [including capital offences] on bond and expect justice to be served. These criminals go back to the society and intimidate (or even kill) everyone and their cases never go anywhere! Of late I have been reading about witnesses murdered by [apparently] the same suspects they are supposed to be giving evidence against - probably in yet another murder case!!!

Note: I'm not specifically commenting on this case or clerics etc. My issue is on releasing murder suspects and other serious offenders back to the society on bond. We cannot put suspects' rights [even though they are important] above the rights of victims, witnesses and the general population. Imagine a murderer with all the evidence stacked against him back in society! What does he have to lose? What will stop him from killing again, and again, and again... as the case goes on? After all, they can only hang you once! For one murder or ten. And that is why murder suspect - even in the west - are kept behind bars till the case is over. And in cases where a suspect is released, there must be justifiable reason to prove that he is unlikely to pose a danger to society or be a flight risk. And even then, there must be proper mechanisms to monitor the suspect and protect the witnesses!

Show me a country where an individual suspected of "hacking some people" is released on bail and I will show you a country in need of prayers!!!

You must be kidding me!!! Or you are wearing goggles!

Are you talking about the one the prosecutor tells the court "I have ABSOLUTELY NO EVIDENCE against the accused but I'm hoping you can keep this case open indefinitely just in case I get some evidence some time in future!". That one??

This actually on the other extreme! No where in the world will a prosecutor confess he/she has no evidence against the accused and the case is not terminated there and then! Apart from this case of course!

Kindly look at the facts without goggles. Look at the case jurisprudentially. Who I'm I kidding? For most Kenyans, politics and tribalism tramples legal formalism! Even legal realism does not stand a chance!!!

comparing the kenyan system to that at the hague is like comparing alma to jeff bezos, then blaming him for not producing systems that make millions

Humans will always sacrifice other humans to the 'gods'. The hue and clamor is part of the ritual, a grand cover up. A limit to those who can understand this and sacrifice others or themselves. The coward masses.

'Thou shall not kill'.