Why the Supreme Court Judgement Should be Looked into with a Microscope

[Conservative dude]

I'll try to be objective as much as I can.

1. The law is that before making a judgement, the judge examines the Issues, the Rules governing those issues, the Analysis of the issues versus the facts and then makes a Conclusion.

2. In the case of the Supreme Court, the majority judges did not outline the reasoning behind their judgement. Not even a summary stating that IEBC broke rules X and Y and for that reason, the only possible consequence was nullification.

3. Given that 2 did not happen, we should ask whether 1 happened.

4. Assuming that the majority judges had concrete reasons to nullify the elections, why did they need 21 days to write the full ruling? Didn't they have solid reasons before arriving at their decision?

5. Assuming that they had valid reasons, why didn't no. 2 happen?

6. Assuming that the majority judges had concrete reasons, will the IEBC be in a position to avoid the same mistakes given that they have to wait for 21 days to find out what their mistake is? That leaves them with 39 days to rectify their mistakes if any.

7. If it takes 21 days to write a judgement, what time should it take to prepare and conduct a nationwide election. 39 days?

8. Assuming that another election is held but because of time constraints another technical challenge happens on the part of IEBC, then what happens? Another election?

9. If an election is not about numbers, then what is it about?

 

[Thagichu]

Does anyone know someone selling fertilized quail eggs? I need a bucket.

 

[Art]

Does anyone know someone selling fertilized quail eggs? I need a bucket.

Peleka ujinga mbali,hii sio soko ya kuku.

 

[fishmonger]

na leo kuna baridi

 

[wenya]

Can't wait to take my nephew aende kupiga chinyimba next year in readiness for circumcision . We bukusus skip one year and has to be on an even year .

 

[inzhener otmetka]

As someone said, this was purely a political ruling...
And it looks like the Judges will prepare their report based on afterthought and the circumstances following their ruling.

 

[Thagichu]

Peleka ujinga mbali,hii sio soko ya kuku.

Peace be with you.
Soko ya kuku iko wapi?

 

[Fala 12]

who has the full ruling to share?? we can also become legal analysts

 

[Fala 12]

1. The law is that before making a judgement, the judge examines the Issues, the Rules governing those issues, the Analysis of the issues versus the facts and then makes a Conclusion.

2. In the case of the Supreme Court, the majority judges did not outline the reasoning behind their judgement. Not even a summary stating that IEBC broke rules X and Y and for that reason, the only possible consequence was nullification.

3. Given that 2 did not happen, we should ask whether 1 happened.

4. Assuming that the majority judges had concrete reasons to nullify the elections, why did they need 21 days to write the full ruling? Didn't they have solid reasons before arriving at their decision?

@coldpilsner @Chifu

 

[Shamsudin]

Murkomen alisema billion mbili ziligawanwa

 

[Young]

the good thing in all this is that we will revisit the judiciary and their actions. watajua hawajui.

 

[Mathaais]

who has the full ruling to share?? we can also become legal analysts

We are only in the 3rd day since the ruling. We have 18 more to go.
As an aside, I drank a combination of FAXE and Gilbeys to drown my sorrow, it was auto pilot pap.

 

[0%_Omera]

I'll try to be objective as much as I can.

1. The law is that before making a judgement, the judge examines the Issues, the Rules governing those issues, the Analysis of the issues versus the facts and then makes a Conclusion.

2. In the case of the Supreme Court, the majority judges did not outline the reasoning behind their judgement. Not even a summary stating that IEBC broke rules X and Y and for that reason, the only possible consequence was nullification.

3. Given that 2 did not happen, we should ask whether 1 happened.

4. Assuming that the majority judges had concrete reasons to nullify the elections, why did they need 21 days to write the full ruling? Didn't they have solid reasons before arriving at their decision?

5. Assuming that they had valid reasons, why didn't no. 2 happen?

6. Assuming that the majority judges had concrete reasons, will the IEBC be in a position to avoid the same mistakes given that they have to wait for 21 days to find out what their mistake is? That leaves them with 39 days to rectify their mistakes if any.

7. If it takes 21 days to write a judgement, what time should it take to prepare and conduct a nationwide election. 39 days?

8. Assuming that another election is held but because of time constraints another technical challenge happens on the part of IEBC, then what happens? Another election?

9. If an election is not about numbers, then what is it about?

It's being said the Judges didn't even go thru' the evidence, i guess the 21 days will be used to study the documents.
Hapa, kuna Judges wata commit suicide, after realising there is nothing to write, and that they nullified a Presidential election based on 3 forms 34B's.

 

[Born Tao]

It's being said the Judges didn't even go thru' the evidence, i guess the 21 days will be used to study the documents.
Hapa, kuna Judges wata commit suicide, after realising there is nothing to write, and that they nullified a Presidential election based on 3 forms 34B's.

wataua girlfriends kama yule mucando alafu wajinyonge baada ya kuzurura town Kwa CCTV ati ndio ikae kama murder.

 

[Ubongo]

wataua girlfriends kama yule mucando alafu wajinyonge baada ya kuzurura town Kwa CCTV ati ndio ikae kama murder.

Really???

 

[dabu]

Murkomen alisema billion mbili ziligawanwa

I don't think you can bribe Maraga. Lakini kuna kaujinga fulani niliona when he started reading the majority decision, ati “The greatness of any nation lies in its fidelity to the constitution and adherence to the rule of law and above all respect to God" hapo nikajua it's not about the evidence before the court, but pure emotions.

 

[mr shairman]

There is something senator elect wamatangi said, and I think it's a good suggestion.That the supreme Court should also be part of the observer group in the general elections going forward. Ndo upuss kaa hii isitokee tena.

 

[coldpilsner]

@coldpilsner @Chifu

dont tag me to such kind of un informed nonsense

 

[Fala 12]

We are only in the 3rd day since the ruling. We have 18 more to go.
As an aside, I drank a combination of FAXE and Gilbeys to drown my sorrow, it was auto pilot pap.

boss, naona uliamua kujimaliza. on friday nilimeza pilsner 7 na chrome saturday nilikuwa naambiwa vitu nilifaya na hazikuwa poa

 

[Ashken]

IEBC deserved the slap it got because it was compromised to the extent that Jakuon claimed on national television that he had insiders in the institution.
It is no coincidence that forms where not signed in most areas were jakuon won.How much trouble does it cost a clerk who is paid to ensure forms are signed that he/she chooses not to do so?. It is good for this nation that such issues be resolved ASAP to avoid problems in the future.