Lawyer Shares Hilarious Moment in Court and Gets Mzansi Laughing Out Loud With Shade Judge Threw at Him

• A man who works in the legal field shared a moment he had in court while cross-examining a witness
• The lawyer said that the judge threw shade at him for thinking that he was on a popular TV show
• Tweeps in the same profession were reminded of their earlier days as they also shared embarrassing magistrate encounters

Jabulani, who is a young lawyer, shared an embarrassing moment that he had with the magistrate in the court where he was questioning a witness with Mzansi. He posted his ordeal on Twitter and added that magistrates simply were not moved.

Jabulani recounted the words that the magistrate said to him:

"Mr Mabuza, this is not law and order, stand still," which he said in the witness's presence.

Many people in the law profession commented on Jabulani's Twitter post with funny magistrate encounters from when they first started out as lawyers. Some peeps cackled at the embarrassing moment while others were intrigued and asked for an explanation on what Jabulani was doing to warrant the reprimand.

@molokokobe178 said:

"You better compared to what the Judge said to Adv Baloyi today Mshengu. He wanted to read a CPA Section into record and the judge said he must read it at home."

@legaleagle841 said:

@WayneJnr101 said:

"I really enjoy court when they act up like that. I have been trashed so many times by presiding officers, “Wena, sir don’t wear those yellow shoes any more.” My shoes were tan in colour, man."

@arinadt said:

@Adv_KuuBz said:

"In my candidate days was scolded cos I had one hand in my pocket... Was told not to disrespect the court. Of course the Mag had realised that he can't convict my client and he really wanted him."

High achieving law graduate wins his first court case, Mzansi is the best and sends him massive praise

In a contrasting story that involved a young lawyer, Briefly News reported that Giscard Kotelo is a budding young lawyer who just reached a significant milestone in his new career. In a Twitter post, he announced he won a case for the first time.

Giscard simply captioned his post:

"Won my first case"

He graduated cum laude and holds an LLB degree from Unisa, and specialises in data protection and privacy law.

In a day, the post had garnered plenty of attention from around Mzansi as people send Giscard praise and excited messages of congrats. However, one person was confused about what case he was referring to, resulting in an amusing comment.

Source: Briefly News