Civilian deaths in Gaza rival those of Darfur – which the US called a ‘genocide’. In fact, terror attacks and hostage-taking sparked several recent conflicts that US presidents of both parties labeled genocide. https://t.co/GeDFzvTex0
This is the worst piece of journalism I've ever read. The journalist not only misquoted me, she misgendered me.
We were supposed to meet with News 24 today, but apparently clicks are more important than the truth.
https://t.co/3BqfJjUOQj
This is the most bizarre article yet in a series of bizarre articles. I contacted the IO by email in order to arrange for my client to hand himself over. He hasn't changed addresses, I've been available to the cops at all times. He's hardly a fugitive.
https://t.co/dbR6PSgCjf
One day I'll blog about how dangerous the "name and shame" brigade are, how toxic social media "reviews" can be and the law of unintended consequences.
Today is not that day.
No but context is important and a magistrate who has to deal with very serious cases and then get a case that might sound stupid like this one could lead to a rush job. An example would the magistrate proclaims I wanted to cancel someone when the post was actually the complete opposite. It was mocking cancel culture. That is a fundamental misunderstanding in my view.
@RenaldoGouws You misunderstand the concept. You elected to bring an ex parte application. This requires you to make disclosure of all facts, not just those that help you. The magistrate found that you failed to do so.
@RenaldoGouws I don't think we won so much as you lost. You lost because you went to court with unclean hands and you withheld important information from the court.
The law is consistent and clear on this. The interim order would not have been granted had you not done so.