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The Judicial Service Commission has assured the public that no one is above the law and pledged to protect judges and magistrates from intimidation, even in high-profile cases. This follows public uproar over the death of Albert Oduor in police custody. The JSC is also proposing improved security measures, including bodyguards and government vehicles, for judicial officers.
JSC Vows to Shield Judges From Intimidation
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