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Kenya Court Orders Prof Ndetei Cross-Examination
Kenyan court mandates Professor David Ndetei face cross-examination in Dr Mutiso murder case.
In brief
Kenyan court mandates Professor David Ndetei face cross-examination in Dr Mutiso murder case. Kenyan court orders Professor David Ndetei to answer questions about an affidavit he allegedly signed opposing bail for three suspects in Dr Mutiso's murder. Originally reported by Allafrica.
Court allows cross-examination
The High Court permitted three suspects charged with Dr Mutiso's murder to cross-examine Professor David Ndetei over an affidavit he allegedly signed opposing their bail.
Justice Muteti directs appearance
Justice Alexander Muteti ordered Ndetei to appear on Wednesday to clarify whether he personally swore the affidavit and respond to questions about its authenticity.
Accused challenge affidavit validity
The accused argued Ndetei was reportedly admitted to a High Dependency Unit (HDU) at the time he allegedly swore the affidavit.
Defence seeks verification
The defence claimed cross-examination was necessary to confirm whether Ndetei personally made the statements and verify the affidavit's claims.
Prosecution opposes application
The prosecution argued the defence failed to raise mental stability concerns at the appropriate stage of proceedings.
Court rejects objections
Justice Muteti rejected objections, stating cross-examination would not prejudice the prosecution.
The main idea
Kenyan court orders Professor David Ndetei to answer questions about an affidavit he allegedly signed opposing bail for three suspects in Dr Mutiso's murder.
