Griffiths and Xulu unpacks Hlophe's tribunal

The Judicial Conduct Tribunal probing a complaint of alleged judicial misconduct against Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe was postponed indefinitely following a request by Constitutional Court justices Bess Nkabinde and Chris Jafta that they be given a chance to review a decision the tribunal made last Thursday. Adv Courtnay Griffiths and Barnabas Xulu in studio unpaacking Hlophe's conduct tribunal....owl.li/pDqUq

[@tshelanindawonde5666]

This saga exposes divisions, mistrust within the judiciary, political interference/aligning. The judges are ppl from diverse backgrounds & they are prone to political influences just like everyone

[@siyandakhanyile6579]

QC is well spoken!

[@sandanista2002]

He's a QC. Of course he's well-spoken!!! LOL

[@spost9397]

QC means Queens Counsel in England?

[@thabisodikolomela2634]

And the matter is back again

[@phokoanephasha229]

He inspires me, a lot.

[@phokoanephasha229]

@@spost9397
Yeb.
In SA, it is Senior Counsel.

[@dougdoug6035]

The sad thing is where is your friend Zuma to help you. Mr Zummmmmmm has gone.

[@user-xo2pl5lu2v]

Q.C❤

[@radiolaw3297]

The expert strayed outside of his expertise: he should not have pronounced on 'intention' and nor should he have commented on whether it was Justice Jafta who wanted to lay a complaint.
He is an expert in linguistics, not in psychology or the laying of judicial complaints.

[@phindiwedlamini3781]

In translation, it is important to understand and analyze the intention of the speaker/writer