Justice when fair is foul

The law and the people who studied and practice it in our Botswana have become a bully and an aggressor instead of the arbitrator and peace maker they were always meant to be.

The administration of justice and the courts of law serve and favour only members of the legal institution comprising lawyers (prosecutors and defense counsels), magistrates, judges and the rest of them who studied the legal letter or practice it for themselves and their well paying or well placed clients.

Many examples abound in which cases are not poorly stage managed for everybody to see the hoax in them, but many cases are hastily put together to help let loose a client of the courts even against the odds of evidence mounting against the accused and often times against the ruling. For example, what was Judge Key Dingake thinking when he released Rre Mhlauli out on bail without knowing the arguments and merits of the case that convicted him in the first place; and even despite the Prosecutor's pleas that he has not seen the Court Records of the appeal case before him for to make a useful judgment as to whether the prisoner has reasonable "prospects for success"? 

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