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Original judgment

High Court 1303 of 2013

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT BUNGOMA CRIMINAL REVISION CASE NO. 42 OF 2013 REPUBLIC …................................... RESPONDENT VERSUS GEOFFREY KAAYE FORD ................... APPELLANT ORDER I have perused the CSO report which is not favourable to the inmate. I have also perused the proceedings of the lower court. The inmate was convicted on his own plea of guilty on two counts of breaking into a building with intent to commit a felony and burglary. He was sentenced to serve 3 years on each count. In the first count, nothing was stolen while in the 2nd count, he stole a trouser valued at Kshs. 550/=. The trouser was recovered. In mitigation, he prayed for forgiveness. I have considered the report and the circumstances of the case and the accused. The institutional report indicate the inmate is adapting well to the industry section where he is attached. This means he is positive to rehabilitation. Therefore on basis of observations made above, I revise his sentence to 20 months imprisonment. ISSUED AT BUNGOMA THIS 18TH A. OMOLLO JUDGE. DAY OF OCTOBER 2013

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