Lawyers Avoid Some Courts Due To Corrupt Judges, Says SAN

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Senior Advocate of Nigerian (SAN) Mr Jibrin Okutepa, yesterday said a few legal counselors abstain from taking their cases to a few courts due to degenerate judges.

He said those denouncing the method of capture of two Supreme Court judges, a Federal High Court judge and others disregarded the substance.

Okutepa said: "When equity is purchased and sold, there is no more seek after the general public. What our general public needs is a genuine, trusted and dependable legal. Those of us who really hone in our courts realize what goes ahead in a few courts.

"A few of us don't go to a few judges' courts, not on the grounds that we don't care for doing our occupations, but rather on the grounds that it shows up you don't have the foggiest idea about the law in some of these courts. The dialect of the judgment relies on upon what is offered and not the settled standard of law.

"While I will dependably guard the legal, it will be hard to offer the best of barrier for a legal officer whose direct and way of life proposes confirmation of debasement.

"It is my reasoning that we have to choose and come to concurrence on what we need as a people. Do we need undiluted and unpolluted stream of equity? At that point we should have legal officers who are above board."

As indicated by him, a degenerate judge is a threat to the general public, including that attorneys must hold hands to free the legal of unite as opposed to shying far from the main problems.

He said: "I am truly irritated with reference to why we gave contentions on the respectability or generally of the technique utilized by DSS to uncover debasement with respect to a few judges of our unrivaled courts.

"I am not in position to say these honorable men did or did not do what they were blamed for. I am likewise not in a position to say the cash recouped was theirs or planted.

"In any case, I am in a position to be concerned with respect to why it must be them that cash was planted on. I am concerned that we talk a greater amount of the procedure used to let the Nigerian open realize that all is not well. Have we as a whole not concurred that all is not well?"

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