Michael Hulley, Jacob Zuma's attorney said yesterday they would approach the Constitutional Court for leave to appeal two of the Supreme Court of Appeal judgments.
Michael Hulley, Jacob Zuma's attorney said yesterday they would approach the Constitutional Court for leave to appeal two of the Supreme Court of Appeal judgments.
He said the defence would also "observe with keen interest" whether the rulings emboldened the NPA to again indict Zuma on any charges.
"Both rulings handed down had strong constitutional law imperatives which impacted fundamentally on Zuma's rights, and in turn on the rights of all South Africans," said Hulley.
He believes the investigation of Zuma, which had continued for more than seven years, was guided by "improper political motives". - Sapa
JZ to high court
Michael Hulley, Jacob Zuma's attorney said yesterday they would approach the Constitutional Court for leave to appeal two of the Supreme Court of Appeal judgments.
Michael Hulley, Jacob Zuma's attorney said yesterday they would approach the Constitutional Court for leave to appeal two of the Supreme Court of Appeal judgments.
He said the defence would also "observe with keen interest" whether the rulings emboldened the NPA to again indict Zuma on any charges.
"Both rulings handed down had strong constitutional law imperatives which impacted fundamentally on Zuma's rights, and in turn on the rights of all South Africans," said Hulley.
He believes the investigation of Zuma, which had continued for more than seven years, was guided by "improper political motives". - Sapa
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