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High Court 1503 of 2014

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT KERICHO CRIMINAL CASE NO. 21 OF 2012 REPUBLIC ………………………..….........PROSECUTOR VERSUS C K K alias P …............................................................... 1ST ACCUSED K K …............................................................ 2ND ACCUSED RULING ON SENTENCE The offence herein was committed on 31st March, 2012 when Accused 1 was 16 years while Accused 2 was 14 years old. Both were charged with the offence of Murder which was later reduced to Manslaughter after a plea bargaining. It's evident that when the offence was committed both accused were still young, while the deceased was 18 years. It confirms that even the deceased was a young adult. The social inquiry report shows that the Community at large has no problem in receiving the accused back home. They have been described as being well behaved boys in the village. It is only the victim's family that is hostile to their return. Considering their age as at the time of the commission of the offence the sentence of a prison term is not one of the options in this matter. The Probation officer has suggested in her report a temporary shelter at Kimumu Probation Hostel subject to confirmation. I will allow her two weeks to make a follow up on availability of the vacancies. Mention on 15th December, 2014 for further orders. Dated, signed and delivered this 28th day of November, 2014 H.I. ONG'UDI JUDGE In the presence of ; M/S Keli for State M/S Bett for Onganyi for Accused Accused Korir – Court Assistant

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