Commit to justice and integrity, CJ advises newly recruited magistrates

She observed that many litigants who appear before these courts are often unrepresented, meaning their experience of justice is largely shaped by their direct interactions with magistrates and adjudicators. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Chief Justice Martha Koome has advised 99 newly recruited Resident Magistrates and Small Claims Court Adjudicators to commit to justice, integrity, and professionalism.

The Chief Justice emphasized their role as the primary point of contact between the Judiciary and the public.
The recruitment process was highly competitive, with over 1,700 advocates applying for 100 positions.
The Judiciary is aiming for no case to remain in a Magistrate's Court for more than three years and resolving Small Claims Court cases within 60 days.

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