Criminal Law
Defence at every stage - from police questioning and bail to trial and appeal.
Everyone accused of an offence has the right to a fair trial and to legal representation. We protect those rights from the first contact with the police.
We also act for victims of crime, including watching briefs and private prosecutions where appropriate.
What we do
- Representation during police questioning and arrest
- Bail and bond applications
- Trial defence in the magistrates' courts and High Court
- Criminal appeals and revisions
- Plea negotiations under the Criminal Procedure Code
- Watching briefs for victims and complainants
How your matter runs
- 1
Initial consultation
We listen, review your documents and explain where you stand and the options open to you.
- 2
Clear plan and fees
You receive a written scope of work, timelines and a fee quote before any work begins.
- 3
Action
We draft, negotiate, file or appear in court for you, and keep you updated at each stage.
- 4
Resolution and follow-up
We close the matter properly - registration, compliance or enforcement - and keep records safe.
Common questions
What should I do if I am arrested?
Stay calm, give your name and address, and ask to speak to an advocate before answering questions. You have the right to remain silent and to be brought before court within 24 hours.
Can family members instruct you?
Yes. Family members can contact us, and we will arrange to see the person in custody.
Other practice areas
Tell us what you need. We will tell you where you stand.
Book a consultation in Eldoret, by phone or by video call. We confirm your appointment within one working day.