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    Court Scolds Lawyer Nelson Havi For Attacking The DPP On Social Media

    Merxcine CushBy Merxcine CushMarch 28, 2019Updated:January 17, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Lawyer Nelson Havi was forced to eat a humble pie after the High court reprimanded him for wrongfully accusing social media to falsely accuse the Director of public prosecutions.

    The court said that the tweets posted by the advocates were baseless and lacked facts.

    Court reprimands lawyer Nelson Havi for attacking the DPP on social media without facts or evidence. The 5-Judge Bench reprimanded Havi for accusing DPP of paying bloggers to spread false information about DCJ Philomena Mwilu. #DCJMwilu_Prosecution pic.twitter.com/dTezx3o7xt

    — Office of The Director Of Public Prosecutions (@ODPP_KE) March 28, 2019

    The five Judge Bench reprimanded Havi for accusing DPP of paying bloggers to spread false information about DCJ Philomena Mwilu.

    Justice Hellen Omondi asked counsel to conduct themselves with decorum especially on social media.

    Justice Hellen Omondi said that it was important for Counsel to conduct themselves with decorum and respect for the legal profession while expressing themselves on social media.

    — Office of The Director Of Public Prosecutions (@ODPP_KE) March 28, 2019

    This happened during the hearing of the case f Deputy chief Justice Philomena Mwilu. The Queens counsel denied any political motivation towards the case of the DCJ. The DPP said that they had sufficient evidence to sustain the charge against the supreme court judge.

    “I have evidence to sustain criminal charges against DCJ Mwilu” DPP Noordin Haji

    Read:Njoki Ndung’u to Record Statement at the DCI Over Graft Claims

    Queens Counsel Qureshi said that te DP had followed the law while preferring the charged against DCJ Mwilu. He said the the judge failed to pay stamp duty and abused office during the transaction.

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