Banter and the nail-biting exchanges in court
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Magistrate Moroka: Like eating an elephant, I believe he will eat one piece at a time (he was responding to an interjection by Advocate Van Zyl that Prosecutor Manchwe had used half of a statement to form a question which he posed to the accused)
Magistrate Moroka: That does not change the price of salt (he was responding to an argument that had arisen over the relevance of a question that was posed)
The exchange between Manchwe and Mhlauli during the Tuesday cross examination (On Goolam)
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