Constitutional Court justice Chris Jafta initially didn't think that a now-infamous visit by Western Cape judge president John Hlophe to him in chambers in 2008 was an attempt to influence the outcome of the pending Zuma/Thint cases.
It was only later, he said, after he had spoken to his colleague Bess Nkabinde that he drew some inferences.
Jafta was, for the first time in 12 years, being cross-examined on the complaint made in 2008 by all the then justices of the Constitutional Court. They complained that Hlophe had improperly sought to influence the outcome of cases then pending before their court connected to corruption charges against Jacob Zuma.
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