[Capital FM] Nairobi — The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has accused some judges and judicial officers of penalising advocates with case dismissals and adjournment fees despite the Society’s nationwide court boycott, warning that it will escalate targeted action against those it says interfered with lawyers’ constitutional rights.
Kenya: LSK Accuses Judges of Penalising Lawyers During Court Boycott, Vows Targeted Action
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