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East African Court of Justice
The East African Court of Justice is a treaty based judicial body to ensure adherence to law in the interpretation and application of and compliance with the East African Treaty of 1999. Its Judges, a maximum of six, are appointed by the highest organ of the community, the Summit, consisting of the heads of state, from among persons recommended by the Partner States who are of proven integrity, impartiality and independence and fulfil the conditions required in their own countries for high judicial office, or are jurists of recognised competence.
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