The Council of Legal Education chief executive W. Kulundu-Bitonye said the students have until September 29 to submit certified documents.
CLE regulates legal education and training, licenses and supervises legal education providers; and advises the government on matters relating to legal education and training.
The Council last year stopped taking in students due to what it termed an error in the procedure of admitting foreigners to the school.
The Council of Legal Education has directed law graduates from Makerere University set to sit for their November bar examinations to have their documents certified by the institution. This is to enable their admission to the Kenya School of law.
CLE chief executive W. Kulundu-Bitonye said the students have until September 29 to submit certified documents.
The development comes days after Makerere University announced that it will recall law degrees awarded to students irregularly over the past decade amid claims of forged and altered results.
“The graduates must furnish the Council with copies of degree certificates and transcripts, certified or verified by Makerere University as genuine, failing which the candidates will be considered ineligible to take the bar examination,” said Prof Kulundu-Bitonye in a public notice dated September 13.
CLE regulates legal education and training, licenses and supervises legal education providers; and advises the government on matters relating to legal education and training.