Judicial Service Commission Interviews for vacancies in the Superior Courts, 8 April 2024, Johannesburg. Interviewing for vacancies in the: Constitutional Court.
The candidate should consider becoming a preacher. He is emphatic, passionate, expressive, and has a good voice. You won't fall asleep listening to him.
And he's kinda too academic for the post, his arguments seldom hit home, they lack precision and miss the target in so many ways as he tends to rave and rave throwing points all over th map
Why does Mr Nel in the special investigating unit of the Masters office ignore you when you point out massive organized crime there? Is it because he is Afrikaans and so is the CEO of Absa Deceased Estates (Mr Vanya Terblanche). We could start there
It was be a mistake for them to recommend him at this stage the guy has never practiced and in the past the JSC has always preferred to give candidates more acting stints he started in Feb it's now April no he must wait for the next interviews in the meantime he must continue to act.
1. U wrote an article about the Israel situation, wat is ur comment on the Isreal situation. Reply: I can't comment about this because the case is at the ICJ... Concl: since u wrote an article I believe u have already expressed ur views. His energy is outstanding
Minimum realisation of socio-economic rights is located in the realm of conservative legal logic which is meant to inflict minimum disturbance of ownership equilibrium. It wont work well in a country where patterns of ownership were as result of deliberate racial discriminatory legislation. The latter endured in SA for almost 300 years and disparity cannot be outdone by conservative logic. The reasonableness test is more relevant to the South African context. The young lad is full of theory and no practical experience. Appoint him you will have another mkhwebane. His Zionist affinity has come back to haunt him. He has a very poor sense of justice as it relates to Palestinian human rights. In his private life he is an ultra right wing zionist whose ideas are carefully tucked under a liberal world view. I bet he won't publicly acknowledge that there's a NAKBA underway in GAZA. There's a level of shallowness amongst certain commissioners.
The candidate should consider becoming a preacher. He is emphatic, passionate, expressive, and has a good voice. You won't fall asleep listening to him.
Who is that
He is a lecturer for sure
This candidate can really talk. I kept forwarding the video to see who the interviewers were.. but damn, the man can rave
And he's kinda too academic for the post, his arguments seldom hit home, they lack precision and miss the target in so many ways as he tends to rave and rave throwing points all over th map
Commissioner at the back of Adv Ncukaitobi he is laughing as Advocate is questioning the candidate.
This one unenkani...
Why does Mr Nel in the special investigating unit of the Masters office ignore you when you point out massive organized crime there? Is it because he is Afrikaans and so is the CEO of Absa Deceased Estates (Mr Vanya Terblanche). We could start there
4:02:19 **enters Commissioner Malema** 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It was be a mistake for them to recommend him at this stage the guy has never practiced and in the past the JSC has always preferred to give candidates more acting stints he started in Feb it's now April no he must wait for the next interviews in the meantime he must continue to act.
1. U wrote an article about the Israel situation, wat is ur comment on the Isreal situation.
Reply: I can't comment about this because the case is at the ICJ...
Concl: since u wrote an article I believe u have already expressed ur views.
His energy is outstanding
true and he must not be elevated to con court
16 minutes into the interview and he has mentioned his book 3 times, is he lowkey using this platform to promote his book, ai.
The real interview will start once Malema start speaking
He did so well for me until he became israel sympathiser, he is not worth our court.
This guy talks too much.... yoh haai
This guy is not ready to be a judged never mind the judge in the apex court of the land.
I agree not suitable
Male a cut such a sorry figure with his lack-in-critical thinking questions.
Minimum realisation of socio-economic rights is located in the realm of conservative legal logic which is meant to inflict minimum disturbance of ownership equilibrium. It wont work well in a country where patterns of ownership were as result of deliberate racial discriminatory legislation. The latter endured in SA for almost 300 years and disparity cannot be outdone by conservative logic. The reasonableness test is more relevant to the South African context. The young lad is full of theory and no practical experience. Appoint him you will have another mkhwebane. His Zionist affinity has come back to haunt him. He has a very poor sense of justice as it relates to Palestinian human rights. In his private life he is an ultra right wing zionist whose ideas are carefully tucked under a liberal world view. I bet he won't publicly acknowledge that there's a NAKBA underway in GAZA. There's a level of shallowness amongst certain commissioners.
The real interview will start once Malema start speaking
The levity will start.