South Africa: Zuma Lawyers Call Out ConCourt Judges for Possibly Being Affected By 'Pettiness, Bruised Feelings and Excessive Zeal'

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South Africa: Zuma Lawyers Call Out ConCourt Judges for Possibly Being Affected By 'Pettiness, Bruised Feelings and Excessive Zeal'

[Daily Maverick] As former President Jacob Zuma recovers from an operation at a KwaZulu-Natal hospital, his legal team has had another crack at getting him out of jail, calling on the Constitutional Court judges not to let 'pride' and 'pettiness' deter them from considering his rights.

Source: allAfrica.com

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