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TlouSetso

@MokotiSetso

Aspirant Stockman -Pastoralist

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TlouSetso@MokotiSetso·
2025, what a year what a year. ❤️
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TlouSetso@MokotiSetso·
@MrMyagiEsq Nna tota le nna goa pala but im going to try 🤣🤣
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TlouSetso@MokotiSetso·
Started mine in 2013 but i think i slacked. Ill get it back up but it will be a lot of work.
Faruq@faruqabbas

The Dying Art of Keeping a Practice Note A significant number of the dispute resolution lawyers I admire keep a robust Practice Note in which they record excerpts from important judicial authorities they encounter in the course of their careers. Some of them take their Practice Notes to the courtroom, while others consult them only when researching. I started keeping a Practice Note in 2010, and I have found it highly beneficial over the years. It makes the judgments I have read over the years stick with me, and I can always go back to them to refresh my memory. I started with physical notes and have about 4 volumes, but I now write my notes in longhand on my iPad because it is much easier and more accessible. I usually get ideas for the cases I am working on whenever I go through my Practice Notes, and I strongly believe that every dispute resolution lawyer should keep a Practice Note. I once had a senior colleague at one of the firms where I worked who had a digital Practice Note, and I was not surprised when they got elevated to the bench. Most lawyers who have appeared before the Judge attest to their brilliance, and that brilliance does not surprise me. It is the kind of depth that comes from the discipline of keeping a Practice Note over many years. Unfortunately, many young lawyers these days don’t keep a Practice Note because they do not want to go through the rigours of maintaining one. While technology has made it easier for lawyers to access judicial authorities from anywhere, there is always a significant difference between lawyers who regularly read judicial authorities and keep Practice Notes and those who only use technology to access authorities when working on cases. Reading and taking notes usually make what you have read become a part of you, while relying on technology alone for quick access will not give you the depth required to excel as a dispute resolution lawyer. Many authors and philosophers have written about the importance of keeping notes in any field. In his book Wisdom Takes Work, Ryan Holiday explains the importance of keeping notes as follows: “It’s not enough to read. One should engage in a practice of capturing information and recording it so it can be drawn on later.” If you are a young lawyer and you don’t keep a Practice Note, take this as your prompt to start one. Trust me, you will never regret the time you invest in maintaining a Practice Note.

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The Anonymous Nobody@el_budget·
Love Melo but he gotta stop dressing like he going to play shuffleboard
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Parliament of RSA
Parliament of RSA@ParliamentofRSA·
PARLIAMENT STATEMENT ON THE THE IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP The Speaker of the National Assembly has received the names of Members from political parties who will serve on the Impeachment Committee. The deadline for the submission of names by political parties was Friday, 22 May 2026. Almost all political parties met the deadline, except the ANC, which indicated that it would submit its names over the weekend. The ANC has since submitted its nominees. Two political parties, namely GOOD and the PAC, indicated that they will not participate in the Committee, as each party has only one Member in Parliament who also serves in the Executive. The following Members have been nominated by their respective political parties to serve on the Committee: 1. African National Congress: - Mrs DE Mpapane, - Mr X Nqola, - Mr MS Lekganyane, - Ms AF Muthambi, - Mr CM Dugmore, - Ms DR Direko, - Mr BM Maneli, - Mr MG Mahlaule, - Ms LS Makhubela, and - Ms KJ Maimela (Alternate). 2. Democratic Alliance: - Mr G Michalakis, - Mr BB Nodada, - Adv G Breytenbach, - Ms KL Khakhau and - Ms NK Sharif. 3. uMkhonto weSizwe Party: - Dr MJ Hlophe, - Mrs SMN Mokoena-Zondi and - Dr K Litchfield-Tshabalala. 4. Economic Freedom Fighters: - Mr JS Malema - Ms OMC Maotwe. 5. Inkatha Freedom Party: - Mr NM Hadebe. 6 Patriotic Alliance: - Mr MV Daniels. 7. Freedom Front Plus: - Mr WW Wessels. 8. ActionSA: - Ms LM Ngobeni - Mr RAP Trollip (Alternate). 9. African Christian Democratic Party: - Mr SN Swart. 10. United Democratic Movement: - Mr NLS Kwankwa. 11. Rise Mzansi: - Mr SM Gana. 12. Build One South Africa: - Dr MA Maimane. 13. African Transformation Movement: - Mr V Zungula. 14. Al-Jama-ah: - Mr I Ismail-Moosa. 15. National Coloured Congress: - Mr F Adams. 16. United Africans Transformation: - Dr LW Mahlatsi. ISSUED BY PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
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KnicksMuse@KnicksMuse·
We can go to the NBA Finals today.
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Yahoo Sports@YahooSports·
What a third season for Wemby 🤯 - First time All-Star Starter - First unanimous DPOY - First Team All-Defense - First Team All-NBA
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DYLAN. HARPER. 😤 📺 NBC | Peacock
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Constitutional Court
Constitutional Court@ConCourtSA·
(3/5) Does section 7(7)(c) of the Divorce Act indirectly discriminate against women in marriages on the bases of sex and gender? If so, is the discrimination fair?
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Oliver Cushing
Oliver Cushing@OliverBCushing·
Lawyers do not evaluate a problem by asking only whether something wrong happened. They look at whether the facts are strong enough, the proof is there, the remedy is worth chasing, the cost makes sense, and the client is likely to be better off at the end than they are now. A lot of bad cases are not bad because nothing happened. They are bad because the path from being right to getting a useful result is longer, weaker, and more expensive than people want to admit.
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TlouSetso@MokotiSetso·
@Ronmor73 O mongwe are e teng o mongwe are ga eyo. Same event.
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Maama Uganda
Maama Uganda@MaamaUganda02·
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𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓶𝓮
𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓶𝓮@primethornton·
After watching this series, this clip is even more satisfying to watch
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Complex Sports
Complex Sports@ComplexSports·
When my kids ask me “What was Game 4 Wemby like” 🤣
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Laone | Section 3 Enjoyer, with Citations
Unfortunately saying Botswana isn’t homophobic, or that queer people don’t suffer violent hateful attacks simply because you haven’t seen or heard about it, doesn’t mean it is so.
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