Senior Counsel Ahmednassir Abdullahi has landed in trouble with the Supreme Court following his endless criticisms.
Abdullahi, who is popularly known as Grand mullah, has now been asked to stop launching scathing attacks at the apex court.
On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled that the lawyer risks facing inevitable consequences if he doesn’t stop attacking the courts in his cases.
The court also ruled that it is likely to consider sanctions on the lawyer unless he changes his tune.
In the ruling read by Justice Jacton Ojwang', the lawyer's comments are not only disastrous but also disrespectful.
The court also said that the lawyer has lowered the dignity of the Judiciary after he put them on spot over bribery claims.
"This was the typical instance of a trespass well outside the bounds of legitimate advocacy," Justice Ojwang' said, as quoted by Daily Nation.
Abdullahi has been faulting the court in the ruling of the case involving two Iranians arrested with explosives in Mombasa in 2012. The lawyer said that the Kenyan court are like Kangaroo courts.
"The trials of the 2 Iranians by the SUPREME Court OFFENDS international standards of fair trial and was total TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE. Tomorrow I will address the press to show the world that the 2 Iranians were subjected to KANGAROO trial," he said.