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Republic v. [Accused Person]
Murder, Section 203 Penal Code Cap 63
AI Recommendation
Obtain post-mortem report from Gov. Pathologist urgently. This is a blocking gap. Trial cannot proceed without it.
Extracted facts
“To be released on bail or bond, on reasonable conditions, pending a charge or trial, unless there are compelling reasons not to be released.”
Evidence obtained in violation of rights shall be excluded if admission would render the trial unfair...
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For each charge, checks which statutory elements are evidenced and which are missing, based on Kenya's hardcoded statutory definitions.
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0–100 composite score: witness availability, evidence completeness, admissibility risks, charge element coverage.
Query Constitution of Kenya 2010, hardcoded with no hallucination. Live search on Kenya Law (kenyalaw.org) for case precedents.
Legal definitions are hardcoded from statute. AI only extracts, quoting verbatim source text for every claim. Human verification required.
Track witness availability, flag consistency issues across statements, generate witness schedule for trial.
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Hardcoded legal definitions
Charge elements from Penal Code Cap 63, Sexual Offences Act 2006, Evidence Act Cap 80 are hardcoded in TypeScript, never AI-generated.
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“[Accused Person]”
PF1_Charge_Sheet.pdf · Page 1
“...that [ACCUSED PERSON], on the 3rd day of March 2026 at Westlands within Nairobi County, murdered [DECEASED PERSON]...”
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