88 percent of Kenyan Law graduates fail crucial bar exams

Newly admitted lawyers to the bar take a selfie immediately after their admission at Supreme Court on 4/6/2016. [Photo/BEVERLYNE MUSILI]

New and disturbing revelations on massive failure of law students sitting the Kenya School of Law (KSL) examination have emerged.

At least 78 per cent of students who sat the November series bar examination did not qualify for admission as advocates of the High Court.