Bernard Chunga Tribunal
The Bernard Chunga Tribunal was a tribunal set up to investigate the then Chief Justice Bernard Chunga.
Terms of reference
President Mwai Kibaki established a tribunal which was going to probe allegations that he:[1]
- had planned, condoned and carried out torture;
- had been corrupt;
- had interfered with judges.
Membership
The tribunal consisted of:[2]
- Speaker of the National Assembly Francis ole Kaparo
- Retired judge Justice Majid Cockar
- Judge of the Court of Appeal Justice Richard O. Kwach
- Chairman Public Service Commission Eng. Abdulahi Sharawe
- Senior Counsel Gibson Kamau Kuria.
Resignation
Justice Chunga resigned prior to facing the tribunal.[3]
References
- "Kenya's chief justice resigns". 26 February 2003.
- "allAfrica.com -- Kenya: Kibaki Appoints Tribunal to Probe Chief Justice Bernard Chunga". Archived from the original on 2003-03-13.
- "Kenya's chief justice resigns". 26 February 2003.
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