says the Judicial Service Commission should warn a candidate before the interview, when there are serious allegations against the nominee.Corruption allegations also surfaced during the interview by the JSC.
“The issue is the fairness. If the Commission is aware of things like that, it’s only fair that the candidate is warned beforehand to say these issues are going to be raised with you. And when they are raised, it’s only fair that these issues are documented properly from member of the public on an identifiable whistle blower. It’s a question of fairness Advocate Mpofu,” says Mlambo.
In court papers, Hlophe said the JSC was not lawfully and properly constituted as provided in the constitution, when it made findings against him.He mentioned Mlambo as one of the four JSC members who were automatically disqualified from participating at the meeting of the 25th August last year. “Is it at all desirable and will it not put much pressure on the colleague of the Constitutional Court hearing a matter in which a Chief Justice, a sitting Chief Justice is a party against whom certain allegations of misconduct … because this is effectively Judge Hlophe is saying against you.”
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At this rate, allegations against judges shouldn't be brought to the interviews. Why must you be made aware beforehand of allegations against you, whether serious or not? What is the rationale?
He himself knew about the allegations what is he talking about now and he even lie by saying there's nothing that can be a scandal for him when he was ticking the checklist.
They must ask Zondo about his child that Zuma was maintaining.
Imagine
Judge President Mlambo says fairness proceeding must be implemented within the panel, no formal written evidence regarding the allegations and he was unshakable during the interviews process. He believes in transformation. For example, Customary law since its an African law.
Just ask nice questions...
That’s what they did at the last JSC interviews with Ms Rusi, why aren’t they consistent?
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You got it wrong it’s the JSC own procedure document that says so not him he simply cited what it says
I believe most questions in an interview are unexpected
And like all those who appointed him, we expect him to reduce this as gossip and reap the reward of being a winner JSCinterviews
Absolutely poorly framed. Those gossipers should not be part of the JSC.