www.kenyalaw.org The International Crimes Act, 2008 seized. under a warrant issued under section 97, it shall be delivered into the custody and control of— (a) the Commissioner of Police; or (b) a commissioned officer of police designated by the Commissioner to receive things seized under this Act. (2) The Commissioner of Police or designated officer shall— (a) inform the Attorney-General, without delay, that the thing has been so delivered; (b) retain the thing for a period not exceeding three months from the day on which the thing w a s seized, pending the Attorney-General’s direction under subsection (3) about how to deal with it; and (c) comply with any direction that the AttorneyGeneral gives him. (3) The Attorney-General may, by written notice, give the Commissioner of Police or the designated officer a direction— (a) requiring the Commissioner or designated officer to send the thing to the ICC; or (b) requiring the Commissioner or designated officer to deal with it in some other way. (4) The Attorney-General shall direct the Commissioner of Police or the designated officer to return the thing seized to the person from whose possession it was seized as soon as practicable, if— (a) the ICC advises that the thing is not required for the Prosecutor’s investigation or its proceedings; or (b) no other direction is given by the AttorneyGeneral before the expiry of three months from the day on which the thing was seized. (5) Notwithstanding subsection (4), the Attorney64