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Judiciary moves to boost lawyers' quality

The Judiciary will no longer absorb law graduates for pupillage starting January next year.

High Court Principal Judge Justice Richard Mwongo said law graduates undergoing training at the Kenya School of Law will no longer be accepted by the Judiciary and will instead be required to seek pupillage at law firms.

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