John Hlophe tribunal to finally go ahead
The tribunal will submit a report of its findings to the Judicial Service Commission over a complaint that dates back to 2008 involving the arms deal
03 December 2020 - 18:31
Hearings on a complaint that Western Cape judge president John Hlophe tried to influence Constitutional Court justices in a case involving former president Jacob Zuma more than a decade ago are set to finally go ahead.
The Judicial Conduct Tribunal said in a statement on Thursday that it will look into the allegations and submit a report of its findings to the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), the body that, among other things, deals with complaints about judges...
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