Abstract
After listening to Professor Chief Justice (CJ) Willy Mutunga deliver his lectures, I had questions about some of the things he was saying. I later joined a class he was teaching at Kabarak Law School, reached out, and began to ask some of the questions that I had. The question-and-answer sessions resulted in lengthy and substantive intellectual exchanges on various legal subjects. Prof CJ Mutunga suggested that I publish the exchanges. This piece presents the first part of the exchanges. A second part was published by The Platform, November 2023 Issue as ‘A conversation on “The 2010 Constitution of Kenya and its interpretation: Reflections from the Supreme Court’s decisions” by Prof Chief Justice Willy M Mutunga’, 20-30.
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