A series of disputes involving senior state officials has reignited concerns over respect for court orders, with legal experts warning that perceived non-compliance risks undermining the rule of law.
The Judiciary faces renewed scrutiny over compliance with court orders by senior state officials. [File, Standard]
The Judiciary has long been described as the last line of defence against abuse of power. Yet a growing number of cases involving Kenya's most senior state officials are raising uncomfortable questions about whether court orders still carry the authority they once did.
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