Another fantastical insight from the Madlanga Commission is that “not all lawyers are equal”.
So choose your legal counsel wisely.
Listening to the level of reasoning and answers from Advocate Johnson, you’d be forgiven for thinking that she is a near-on layperson without a career in the practice of law.
The targeted questioning, level of pushback and the often flimsy answers leave one wondering how this person ever managed to prosecute cases in a court of law.
Or maybe, we have expectations that are simply too high.
Why are the police aiding March and March hooligans in breaking the law?
There is no Constitution that guarantees anyone the right to hooliganism.
Government cannot claim to not support this xenophobic criminality when it is openly aiding and abetting it.
@mmkubayi@AthlendaM@Prof_Cachalia
Acting Justice of the Constitutional Court Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, uJola, explaining his choice to keep his hair natural and uncombed. The man singlehandedly revolutionized the courts to recognize his Africanness. Huge respect for him.