Laman Webantu KM2A1: 3143 File Size: 7.6 Kb * |
TJ MGG: Seks Di Mahkamah By Marhain Tua 6/11/2000 10:47 am Mon |
[Baca sampai habis, nanti terserlahlah rahsia rencana ini..
Dan Pak Lah akan kena sebiji. SIS sudah diam sebab dia dah dapat
sesuatu dari mamak tua agaknya. - Editor ]
MGG 117 Seks Di Mahkamah (MGG: Sex And The Malaysian Judge) Ketua Hakim Negara itu selalu tidak berfikir dulu apabila dia bercakap
kepada wartawan di mahkamah. Dia sengaja suka membebel tak menentu. Para
peguam perlu berpakaian mengikut seleranya apabila berada di mahkamah.
Tetapi, mereka bebas pergi bersantai dengan para hakim, terutama sekali
kalau mereka mempunyai kes yang akan diadili oleh hakim itu. Para peguam
masakini tidak perlu pengetahuan yang mendalam mengenai undang-undang tetapi
mereka mesti kenal para hakim. Inilah caranya sistem pengadilan terulung di
Bolehland. Standard kehakiman itu merangkumi apa yang dipakai oleh para
peguam. Peraturan ini bukan sahaja mengenai peguam wanita. Bej, lencana,
logo malahan sarban hitam pun dikatakan mencuit semangat para hakim.
Peraturan berpakaian itu bertujuan mengekang kebebasan. Saya tidak perasan
akan hal ini sehinggalah Ketua Hakim negara itu menyentuhnya, bahawa para
hakim tidak boleh berada di kerusi tingginya selagi tidak dianggap sudah
naik miang. Oleh kerana mereka tidak boleh miang di khalayak ramai, apatah
lagi di mahkamah, para peguam terpaksa dikekang dengan cara yang sesuai
untuk tidak menaikkan syahwat mereka. Menteri Besar Kelantan, Tok Guru Nik Aziz Nik Mat pernah memberi ingatan
kepada kaum wanita agar tidak berpakaian kurang sopan. Ketika itulah para
menteri kabinet, kumpulan wanita dan ahli politik UMNO bersuara lantang
menyanggahnya. Meledaklah taufan secara yang tidak dijangkakan. Tetapi,
taufan jenis cangkir teh ini lesap begitu sahaja seperti cara ia muncul.
Tok guru Nik Aziz disanggah kerana itu merupakan amalan politik. Tetapi,
apabila Ketua Hakin Negara berkata sesuatu yang mirip dengan ingatan Tok
Guru itu tidak ada pun satu suara yang sanggup menyanggahnya. Sebaliknya
pula Dato Abdullah Badawi, timbalan perdana menteri mula mencanang betapa
adilnya mahkamah itu. Apa yang dikatakan oleh Tok Guru itu akan menjadi
kenangan orang tetapi segala sikap kebodohan Ketua Hakim Negara itu
melambangkan betapa tempangnya sistem kehakiman di negara ini. Di manakah
perginya semua kumpulan yang naik berang tidak bertempat terhadap Tok Guru?
Kenapakah mereka tidak menyanggah ucapan Ketua Hakim Negara itu?
Apakah serangan yang dilakukan kepada Menteri Besar Kelantan itu disebabkan
ia difikirkan sesuai dilakukan sedangkan ia tidak perlu dilakukan terhadap
Ketua Hakim Negara kerana dia adalah orang yang membuat keputusan mahkamah?
-MGG Pillai- Rencana Asal: Sex And the Malaysian Judge The Bolehland chief justice, Tun Eusoff Chin, wants women lawyers to dress
conservatively; they should not wear tight slacks, figure-hugging dresses
or low-cut blouses which show off cleavage. Why? "Judges, both men and
women, being seated on a higher platform than the rest of the court, could
easily be distracted by the overt display of the body by lawyers wearing
low-cut clothes," he tells reporters in Seremban (NST, 01 November 00,
p4). Malaysian judges, both men and women are so randy, he infers, that
the court must act to dampen their desires! Why did he have to say this?
If court decorum requires it, then why explain? Does it require a court
circular? Why could not some court clerk call the offending lawyer
quietly aside and whisper into her ear? But the chief justice wants to
codify conduct in court, and issues a dress code, which has been changed
so often that it threatens to be like the federal constitution.
Besides, the chief justice does not think what he says to reporters
and in court. So he puts his legal foot in his mouth. Lawyers must
adhere to a dress code in his court; but they are free to go on holidays
with judges, especially if they have cases before them in court. Lawyers
these days must know not the law but the judge. That is in keeping with
the highest standards of Bolehland justice. But not when lawyers wear
what excites men and female judges in court. Not just women. Badges,
emblems, insignia, black turbans unnecessarily excite judges. Indeed, the
dress code itself is to restrain judicial libido. I had not realised,
until the chief justice mentioned it, that judges could not sit on the
bench unless certified to be randy. But since they should not be randy in
public, certainly not in court, the lawyers must be suitably restrained
from exciting them sexually. But when the Kelantan mentri besar, 'Tok Guru Nik Aziz Nik Mat,
cautioned women about their skimpy women's dresses, cabinet ministers
forcing men to commit adultery, in fact and in the heart, women's groups,
UMNO politicians rushed in where fools would not. It was a storm in a
teacup in which the uproar is forced not on what he said but what he would
have. And like all storms, it disappeared as quickly as it had begun.
Political correctness required he be attacked. And he was. When the
chief justice says some stupidity which is worse since it reflects upon
the decorum of the court and the standing of the judiciary, there is not a
beep. Instead, the deputy prime minister, Dato' Seri Abdullah Ahmad
Badawi tells us about how fair and just the courts are. The 'Tok Guru
should be condemned for what he said; but the chief justice's stupidities
reflect the impartiality of Malaysian justice. Where are all those groups
incensed with what the Kelantan mentri besar said about women? Why have
they not challenged the chief justice's statement? Or is the PAS leader
attacked because it is politically wise to do so, and not the chief
justice because he dispenses injustice?
M.G.G. Pillai |