Judicial conduct tribunal
Retired ConCourt judge Kriegler wants WC judge president Hlophe suspended
The Judicial Conduct Tribunal found Hlophe guilty of gross misconduct.
-
Opposition parties welcome JSC findings against WC Judge president Hlophe
The ruling against Hlophe came more than a decade after Constitutional Court justices, Chris Japhta and Bess Nkabinde, claimed that Hlophe approached them to influence a decision on a case involving former President Jacob Zuma and French arms company, Thales.
-
DA welcomes tribunal’s findings, calls Hlophe 'a blight on the judiciary'
A complaint was laid against Hlophe by Justices Jafta and Nkabinde that he had approached them to improperly influence their decision on the pending case involving former President Jacob Zuma and French arms company Thales.
-
Judicial Conduct Tribunal finds Judge Hlophe guilty of gross misconduct
In 2008, justices reported to the JSC that Judge Hlophe had approached Justice Bess Nkabinde and Justice Chris Jafta and attempted to improperly influence them in a pending case regarding Jacob Zuma and the company Thint.
-
Hlophe denies he tried to persuade ConCourt judges to be lenient with Zuma
Justice John Hlophe said that he could not have been on a mission to influence any Constitutional Court judge as he would have had to know where they stood in the Jacob Zuma matter to do so.
-
ConCourt judge takes issue with recording of testimony at Hlophe tribunal
The tribunal follows a 2008 complaint by judges of the apex court who accused Hlophe of improperly trying to influence two of their colleagues in a pending case regarding former President Jacob Zuma and arms manufacturer Thint in the arms deal case.
-
Hlophe: Tribunal to explain continuation of probe
Hlophe is accused of trying to interfere in cases involving Jacob Zuma in 2008.
-
Jafta and Nkabinde head to the High Court
The judges don’t want to be part of the tribunal dealing with Judge John Hlophe’s conduct.
-
Hlophe tribunal to continue
A decision has been made that a tribunal will continue with its investigation into John Hlophe.
