I doubt any judge with half a brain will allow a verdict to be influenced by something like admiration of a short skirt. Verdicts are written, form precedents, usually get appealed and more importantly, get reviewed. Riaga Amolo was declared unfit becausenof dubious rulings. A successful appeal reflects badly on the lower judge, as reprimands on Ang'awa by the Court of Appeal benches show. Perhaps such things allow them to bend court proedures to a leniency that probably isnt possible if it was an old maid in a dull frock arguing a case. Affecting the fundamentals? Highly doubt.

Men must be in dark suits and must not remove their coats except with the express approval of the presiding magistrate or judge. Ladies must mt wear shoes that do not cover toes.

Haaaahahahahaaa!

It is acquired at will. That is why Waititu does not sound like a Mhindi yet alisomea huko.

Do you mean that DO NOT Cover toes or THAT COVER toes?

What if you are working in a sweltering court with no air conditioning at the coast, say msa, lamu or malindi? Lawyers will be sweating buckets here.