Kenyan jurisprudence, verified and searchable in one place.
For law students, academics and policy researchers who need real authorities, not plausible-sounding ones.
General AI tools invent Kenyan citations that look real.
For a thesis, a journal article or a policy brief, one fabricated case undermines the whole piece. Searching the Kenya Law portal by keyword, then reading every judgment end to end, takes days.
Everything you need, and nothing you have to take on trust.
Only authorities that exist
Every result is checked against the Kenya Law corpus of 275,000+ documents before it appears. If a case is not there, it is not cited.
Confidence scores, shown
See how closely each authority matches your question, so you can judge relevance yourself.
Patterns across the bench
Judge Intelligence shows how courts and judicial officers have ruled across areas of law. It is useful for empirical research, comparative work and policy analysis.
Statute to case law
Statutory cross-referencing links provisions to the judgments that have interpreted them, on every paid plan.
Kept current
The corpus is updated weekly as new judgments are published.
Plans for researchers.
Basic exports carry a research-use watermark and are not licensed for legal practice.
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