JSC interview of Adv D N Unterhalter SC for the Gauteng High Court (Judges Matter)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Judicial Service Commission October 2017 interview of Adv D N Unterhalter SC for the Gauteng Division of the High Court.
Judges Matter is a South African non-profit organisation dedicated to encouraging broad-based public engagement with the important process of selecting the judges of the superior courts of South Africa. For more info: www.judgesmatter.co.za
As a white male I truly look up to CJ Mogoeng Mogoeng
It's true he is good leader we need more of such leaders like malema
Malema loves South Africa, he loves people and he is so emotional about the Marikana issue, when he speak I feel represented.
your crazy
I agree 100%.
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When Malema speak, I always feel represented.
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Get your own lol😅
LOL joke😅 he true patriot 💚
I must say this is just one of those interviews highlighting the state of our legal profession and what lacks in the transformation of the legal profession. It is also an eye opener for those white senior colleagues on what they can proactively do to champion and support the black colleagues
but question remains.do they want to transform South Africa?i feel like they want this positions just to delay transformation.you cannot want to represent everyone but still speak 2 or 1 language.
@@thabisomotsepe2527 that is down to the People & God who is with them💚
I dont think he prefers transformation towards racism because he benefited still benefit from it..I have experienced it in my work spaces..
Malema is the man ,have loved the way the chairperson(The J C) handles this interview this is the way to go for AFRICAN JUDICIARY SYSTEMS
The right questions hasn't been asked, and no one has brought it upon.
What would your final judge be on courting a figured individual? Looking at the judgement of Oscar.
These interviews must bring upon those judgements or practiced reality.
People must be interviewed by terms of previous work done, especially when challenges over preceding results exists.
Malema asks such formidable question
The CJ is making a good point.
So many loaded questions...
To defence of the Adv, he defended his opinion well. He answered wisely. The SCJ is spot on, great respect to him! His governance is fair and mature.
The deception of the white man
Maybe they should clearly state in the constitution that every person applying for government positions should have knowledge of at least 1 SA languages. This would avoid these kind of questions by Malema regarding languages
49:59... J.M. ....lets get ready to rumble... (crumble)💄✔🙌🏾
I think Malema asks pertinent question especially around language.
You don't get it. Perhaps if you try you might
The Chief Justice a man on point who is very real serious not on fun business
I feel like Malema asked relevant questions; but at times is trying to prove a point; for some reason, he is bitter God knows for what. This guy is very knowledgeable has served in different places and fields of law; great interview
(13:00) Which unnamed judge are they referring to? Moseneke DCJ?
(1:15:00) Issue on "briefing" patterns...
Clement Mabunda justice Krigler the Chairman of FUL or HSF
Siphelele Vumisa Uh, Kriegler, okay... thanks mate.
I see even Justice Zak Yacoob is a board member of FUL.
He should have been asked the question. "Say I am a non English speaker Sir,. I do not speak Any English whatsoever.Would it be feasible for me to expect to be submitted into one of the most powerful positions within the British judiciary and expect to be successful? I do not know how to converse with 90% of the population. How do you rate my chances Sir?"
not only on this interview, about many others but I am certainly of the view the chief justice is someone who really is passionate about transformation, this can be in house within the judiciary, this would be with regards black lawyers and women and the briefing there too.this is the same even in broad issues.
Why dont they go to Europe or Australia?
i dont no why they come to africa,,,,they dont no
light and day dnt move together
They can go they are here because you have gold ,diamond,and many more and they have special privilege in Europe they will never have that kind of opportunity.
People get exposed in these interviews.
Juju is very systematic! Love him
Mogoeng Mogoeng as president of South africa
NGO’s are focused on money first, cars Mercedes and BMW’s and their gay parties.
The ones in Western Cape especially, this is why the country is on the road to nowhere.
He is one of the best candidates formatively strong
Mr chief justice he dosent care. He danced all over your question. Thats why you shouldve let Julius finish playing chess not checkers with his question...aka politics = moral" tics".
It was a dumb line of questioning
Malema's questions were politically motivated and based on generalizations.he engaged in a battle of wit and he actually lost. Well done to the Chief Justice. By Malema's own admission he knows nothing about law and should not be there. Again well done Chief Justice.
Is a lie. Malema was on point
I think his question was just right
CIC has just destroyed this white fellow intellectually
Please this Julius must not be part of this Interview...He asked Political questions
You are stupid
+AzanianPuerto Rican your also stupid
Lol u really are stupid
Exactly this guy is drive by politics so he even apply politics in a wrong aspect he irritate me
@@vusumuzimchunu292 clearly this is the only interview of this kind that you've watched, coz it's in this alone that he attacked the candidate politically... the questions Malema asks in these commissions are even better than those of legal practitioners. you Just HATE the Guy.
The CJ is bias