A smart Judge who would go through all the court files before appearing in court; a sharp mind with a respectful attitude towards some of the most idiotic advocates to appear before any court on land (okay a bit exaggerated as he could royally put you in your place); a well dressed gray haired man who did not bother to sink to the level of dying his hair.

Those were my impressions of Ringera before he went onto his now infamous escapades on that Corruption Inquisition and the currently contested one.

Now when I heard that he was re-appointed I was quite happy with that. To me anything that keeps him away from the Bench is welcome.Coz I believed that if he was not re-appointed he was going to go back to the Court of Appeal and if he were to resign today he will most likely be taken back to the Court of Appeal. I do not want to see that guy anywhere near the Bench.

And those who want Wako out,be careful what you wish for - his replacement would be entirely picked by Kibaki.

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Nanfor,you raise a good point but no court would void any transaction because Parliament 'voided' a gazette notice. As it stands now the lawyers can argue both ways on that fact until the proverbial cows come home. Further it would take a lot of political muscle for one to move enough number of MPs to void the gazette notice for your change of name.

On the powers of Parliament,you may want to have a look at the system in the UK where they do not have the Supremacy of the Constituion but more like the Supremacy of Parliament.

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Since the Gazzete notice has been effectively annuled,is it possible for someone to challenge the legality of Ringera holding that office in a court of law?

Peace to all men of Goodwill

Wote,just admit it,you know not what law or standing order you,yourself and only you raised as the basis of what transpired.

The tragedy with our nation is that the ground shifts under our feet and just like those fellas singing in the titanic while it sank we continue to mouth the politicians ballad and refuse to recognise the enormity of our calamity.

The truth is that the only ways ringera can get out of office are
1. Ringera resigns.
2. High court rules that it an illegality was performed and the Executive executes that ruling.
3. Ringera dies.
4. KACC is disbanded.
5. The Executive forms a tribunal to fire Ringera

none of the above have anything to do with parliament directly...parliament would indirectly cause this if they froze funds.
what we saw yesterday was a loud display of displeasure but not necessarily an automatic way out for ringera. Kibaki can choose to ignore the ruling.