Withdrawal of murder cases

There was a dip in number of cases withdrawn in 2020 attributed to the trend since then has been on the increase and is projected to slightly drop in 2023 before again increasing in 2024 and 2025.

A high number of cases withdrawn in 2018 is attributed to an application by former CS Eng. Kamau which challenged cases filed in court when EACC was dimmed not properly constituted. The cases withdrawn slightly increased in 2021 before decreasing marginally in 2022 and the decreasing trend is projected to continue over the next two years where a zero withdrawal will be attained in 2024. This is in line with our strategy of implementing the decision to charge policy which require study preparation of case before being presenting before a court of law.

Milestones

POGRESSIVE PROSECUTION INCLUDING; PLEA BARGAINING

Prosecutorial Challenges

ACQUISITION OF MV ADIL BOAT FOR THE LAMU OFFICE

. Inadequate Human Resource Capacity.

. High staff Turnover.

. Inaccessibility of Mobile Court Stations

DEVELOPMENT OF POLICIES & LEGAL FRAMEWOR

CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE 1 OF THE PTI

DEVELOPMENT OF ICT INFRUSTRACTURE INCLUDING; ROLL-OUT OF THE UADILIFU CASE MANGAEMENT SYSTEM

INCREASED PUBLIC ENGAGMENTS THROUGH THE ODPP CAFE’, COMMUNITY DIALOUGES, SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS AMONG OTHERS

. Inadequate Infrastructural and Operational Capacity

. Emerging Complex Crimes

IMPROVED STAFF WELFARE THROUGH ESTABLISHMENT OF A STAFF CLINIC

. Slow Judicial Process and Legislative Gaps

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE OFFICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

DEVELOPMENT OF AN E-LEARNING PLATFORM FOR STAFF

Introduce Anti-corruption in educational curricular.

Implementation of resolutions made by regional and international forums.