The unfair dismissals case of 60 former South African Police Service members faces yet another delay. This comes after Judgment was reserved by the Bloemfontein High Court. The former police officers were dismissed  by SAPS using its Discipline Regulation 9, which is a fast-track process to handle serious staff misconduct and issue quick dismissals without trial. While their lawyer argued that the dismissal violated their constitutional rights, he stated that the court had jurisdiction to deal with the matter due to the unlawful manner of the officers' dismissal. This comes after the defence asked the court to dismiss the case, arguing that the court had no jurisdiction over constitutional matters relating to Regulation 9. Kamohelo Tsotetsi reports...

<p>The unfair dismissals case of 60 former South African Police Service members faces yet another delay. This comes after Judgment was reserved by the Bloemfontein High Court. The former police officers were dismissed &nbsp;by SAPS using its Discipline Regulation 9, which is a fast-track process to handle serious staff misconduct and issue quick dismissals without trial. While their lawyer argued that the dismissal violated their constitutional rights, he stated that the court had jurisdiction to deal with the matter due to the unlawful manner of the officers' dismissal. This comes after the defence asked the court to dismiss the case, arguing that the court had no jurisdiction over constitutional matters relating to Regulation 9. Kamohelo Tsotetsi reports...</p>

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