[Rev. 2012] Penal Code CAP. 63 guilty of a felony and is liable, if no other punishment is provided, to imprisonment for seven years, or, if the greatest punishment to which a person convicted of the felony in question is liable is less than imprisonment for seven years, then to that lesser punishment. 394. Conspiracy to commit misdemeanour Any person who conspires with another to commit a misdemeanour, or to do any act in any part of the world which if done in Kenya would be a misdemeanour, and which is an offence under the laws in force in the place where it is proposed to be done, is guilty of a misdemeanour. 395. Other conspiracies Any person who conspires with another to effect any of the purposes following, that is to say— (a) to prevent or defeat the execution or enforcement of any written law; or (b) to cause any injury to the person or reputation of any person or to depreciate the value of any property of any person; or (c) to prevent or obstruct the free and lawful disposition of any property by the owner thereof for its fair value; or (d) to injure any person in his trade or profession; or (e) to prevent or obstruct, by means of any act or acts which if done by an individual person would constitute an offence on his part, the free and lawful exercise by any person of his trade, profession or occupation; or (f) to effect any unlawful purpose; or (g) to effect any lawful purpose by any unlawful means, is guilty of a misdemeanour. CHAPTER XLII – ACCESSORIES AFTER THE FACT 396. Definition of accessories after the fact (1) A person who receives or assists another who is, to his knowledge, guilty of an offence, in order to enable him to escape punishment, is said to become an accessory after the fact to the offence. (2) A wife does not become an accessory after the fact to an offence of which her husband is guilty by receiving or assisting him in order to enable him to escape punishment; or by receiving or assisting in her husband’s presence and by his authority another person who is guilty of an offence in the commission of which her husband has taken part, in order to enable that other person to escape punishment; nor does a husband become an accessory after the fact to an offence of which his wife is guilty by receiving or assisting her in order to enable her to escape punishment. P6-115 [Issue 1]