The state had sought the maximum 15-year sentence, but police presence was required to maintain peace
Taxpayers pay R1.2m for police at Malema sentencing
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Taxpayers bear R1.2m cost for police presence during Malema's sentencing. The state had pushed for the maximum 15 years. Cachalia said the police had a constitutional duty to keep the peace and protect the public.
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Taxpayers bear R1.2m cost for police presence during Malema's sentencing.
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The state had pushed for the maximum 15 years.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Cachalia said the police had a constitutional duty to keep the peace and protect the public.
according to IOL (Independent Online)
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