Vol. 5 No. 1 (2020): Kabarak Journal of Law and Ethics

Articles

• The Jurisdictional Remit of the Supreme Court of Kenya Over Questions Involving the ‘Interpretation and Application’ of the Constitution

  Walter Khobe Ochieng

  1-19

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• Jurisdiction without the Law A Response to Walter Khobe’s Reflections on the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court

  Ian Mwiti Mathenge

  21-39

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• Rethinking the Supreme Court’s Appellate Jurisdiction on Questions Involving Interpretation or Application of the Constitution A Reply to Walter Khobe

  Denis Wangwi Moroga

  41-58

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• An Analysis of Walter Khobe’s ‘The Jurisdictional Remit of the Supreme Court of Kenya Over Questions Involving the Interpretation and Application of the Constitution’

  Evans O. Ogada

  59-67

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• Developing Jurisprudence beyond the Horizon A Critique of the Supreme Court of Kenya Decision in Raila Amolo Odinga & Another v IEBC & Others (2017)

  Mukami Wangai, Linus Mwangi, Josephat Kilonzo

  69-99

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• An Overview of the Fisheries Resources Institutions in Kenya

  Paul O. Ogendi

  101-126

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• Youth Right to Political Participation under International Human Rights Law

  Bamisaye Olawaye Olutola

  127-146

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• Cartel Conduct as a Moral Wrong A Consequentialist Appraisal of the Kenyan Competition Regime on Cartels

  Mutemi Mbila, Shikoli Edmond

  147-171

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• The Role of Administrative Law and Economics in Tempering Discretion and Balancing Conflicting Objectives in Public Procurement Decision Making

  Muthomi Thiankolu

  173-204

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• Negotiating Criminal Responsibility with Plea Bargain in Nigeria A Comparative Approach

  Julius Edobor, Faith Osadolor

  205-220

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• Kenya’s Gubernatorial Impeachments Superior Courts as Guardians against Abuse of Power

  Leonard Muye Mwakuni

  221-245

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• Public Participation in Budget Making Processes in County Governments in Kenya

  Maurice Jumah Okumu

  247-278

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• Some Passing Reflections on the Building Bridges Initiative

  David Otieno Ngira

  279-289

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