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The JurisDev KE community atlas

The people making the work practical.

Explore representative members through their stories, expertise, and the ideas they want to move from conversation into practice.

Different disciplines. One shared practice.

A selection of consented profiles from the wider community, presented in the members' own areas of interest and contribution.

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JD

Joy Damaris

Finalist law student at Kenyatta University and Legal Innovation Strategist, passionate about bridging law and technology.

Data ProtectionDigital GovernanceUser-centric Legal InnovationEmerging Technologies

Event organization, legal content creation, and strategy for community engagement.

A training series on Translating Policy into Product Design to help innovators align tech solutions with regulatory frameworks, alongside awareness creation on law and technology.

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Rose Amollo

Law student with an interest in legal innovation, technology, and expanding access to justice through digital solutions.

Artificial IntelligenceLegal Research TechnologyDigital Access to JusticeLegal Innovation

Legal research and legal writing.

An Introduction to Legal Tech for Law Students, including AI-powered legal research workshops for students interested in legal tech.

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Edwin Muriuki Mukiiri

Lawyer and aspiring litigator with an interest in legal writing and law and AI.

AI in Litigation PracticeLegal WritingLaw and AI

Research and articles.

An article on AI use in litigation practice, including drafting, document review, and legal research.

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Cindy Ajumbo

Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and public interest lawyer whose work spans legal aid, child justice, and data protection, with a growing interest in the intersection of technology and human rights.

Technology and Human RightsSurveillanceBig Tech AccountabilityAI and Rights

Legal research and analysis, particularly statutory interpretation and case analysis.

A project exploring how technology and human rights intersect, the key tensions involved, and the implications for rights in an emerging digital era.

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Brian Njine

LinkedIn

Founder of Njinway and a full-stack software engineer building AI, blockchain, and legal technology solutions that improve access to justice and streamline professional workflows.

AI-powered Legal ResearchLegal Knowledge SystemsDocument AutomationAccess to Justice

Software engineering, product architecture, AI integration, and technical mentorship for legal tech initiatives.

Building AI-Powered Legal Applications: From Idea to MVP, a hands-on workshop centered around WakiliBench and an open benchmark for evaluating legal AI systems.

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Austin Kinyua Munene

LinkedIn

Project management and research professional with a background in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution, passionate about advancing AI-driven legal innovation, digital justice, and access to legal knowledge through technology.

AI and LawAI GovernanceResponsible AI AdoptionAccess to Justice

Project coordination, research, proposal development, technical writing, and stakeholder engagement.

An AI Readiness Toolkit for the Kenyan legal profession covering responsible AI use, prompt engineering, productivity tools, data privacy, confidentiality, and governance frameworks.

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Queen Kivuva

LinkedIn

Advocate Trainee and Bachelor of Laws graduate from the University of Nairobi with training in legal research, advocacy, and policy analysis at the intersection of technology, feminist justice, and good governance.

Tech and Feminist JusticeResponsible AIAlgorithmic BiasInclusive Digital Governance

Critical legal research, policy analysis, and writing grounded in feminist and decolonial approaches to technology.

A policy-focused article titled Tech and Feminist Justice: Challenging Algorithmic Bias and Improving Inclusivity.

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Noreen Mugisia

LinkedIn

Litigation counsel in commercial and civil practice, building bridges between law, tech, and policy in Kenya.

AI Model AnnotationAI TrainingLegal Research in TechPolicy Development

Practical support, grant applications, and AI training.

A training program and toolkit to build practical legal tech tools for Kenyan lawyers.

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Abdulhaleem Mabisi

LinkedIn

Advocate Trainee with a strong focus on commercial, corporate, and technology law, advising on complex legal and regulatory matters while maintaining a keen interest in artificial intelligence, fintech, digital innovation, and the evolving legal landscape.

AI PolicyRegTech ImplementationIP ProtectionLegal Tech Solutions

Writing articles, leading seminars, trainings, and teaching.

An article on the integration of AI into legal tax compliance.

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