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A suitable remedy for pre-trial detention: to acquit or to compensate?
Courts are under a constitutional duty to jealously protect the right to liberty and freedom of a person. In Republic v Danson Mgunya & Another 1 , Ibrahim J stressed how much an individual’s liberty shouldn’t be taken for granted when he reiterated that: “Liberty is so precious; that no one
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