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The Bar Exam and Pupilage: What You A...
Do you aspire to be a lawyer? Might you be wondering how best to choose a suitable university to study law? Or are you already enrolled as a student studying law and need a quick guide on how to understand and remember legal materials? Do you wish to have a road-map on the Advocates Training Program and helpful suggestions on how to pass the Bar Exam? How does one navigate the pupilage period till admission to the Bar? If these questions are of interest to you, then this book will be helpful.
The book is meant for aspiring students of law, current law students at the universities and the Kenya School of Law, law lecturers and professors, practitioners of law and any reader who wants to know what law is and the journey from being a law student from the university to the Kenya School of Law to admission to the bar and beyond.
Disability: Law and Rights by David T...
The book provides a comprehensive, plainly-written account of disability law in Kenya. It elucidates the rights of persons with disabilities as provided under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), giving them an in-depth appraisal within the Kenyan context.
The book discusses emerging issues on disability such as inclusive development in legislations and policies, reasonable accommodation, universal design, non-discrimination, albinism and Vision 2030, among others.
Alphabets of Kenya and Other Poems by...
The Alphabet of Kenya and Other Poems offers an eclectic mix of Lorot’s poetry on such themes as law, love, death, friendship, Kenya and music. This collection, written since 2010, consists of more than one hundred poems and is a kaleidoscope to the perceptions and contradictions of law, the beauty and ugliness of love, the joy and foolishness of friendships, the celebration and betrayal of nationhood, and the joy of life and the emptiness of death.
