Supreme Court to Allow 4 Judges Per Party in the Court Room
As the Judiciary prepares to start the hearing of the cases filed at the Supreme court on Tuesday, the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, Ann Amadi has stated that only four lawyers from each party will be allowed to access the courtroom.
Leah Mukangai 
According to the registrar, the directive issued is a result of the small space in the court that cannot accommodate every member of the parties.
"Not everybody will be allowed to come in. The parties have large teams but the numbers will have to be restricted because the space cannot accommodate everybody," Amadi stated.
Amadi also stated that it will help to manage the crowds at the court and also give space to the media for the coverage of the hearing.
"We know many people will want to participate by coming in but this will not be possible because we are allowing the media to broadcast to the public...We don't want to run into problems with crowd management," the Chief Registrar added.
The session, which is scheduled to start at 11 am on Tuesday, will have all seven judges in attendance. Before Tuesday at 11 a.m., all joinder decisions will be made available online.
This comes as the President-elect, William Ruto came up with five technical members who will aid the 54 lawyers in defending his victory as Azimio la Umoja presidential candidate, Raila Odinga will have 41 lawyers.
