With hearing of presidential election petition by the Supreme Court Judges set to begin on August 31, the final process of coming up with a judgement involves acute consideration of petitions and affidavits tabled before it. According to Senior Counsel Charles Kanjama, the affidavits touch on technical areas and the Judges are assisted by the evidence presented before them to make a determination on which ones to adopt, collapse or throw out.
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