Mantsho and Moshoueu, LLB students for RR University are engaged in a conversation in a train from Pretoria to Tembisa. You are in the same train minding your business but the issue they are discussi?

ng catches your attention. They are debating the legality of a recent controversial court decision that has sparked public outrage.

Mantsho argues that the court decision was unjust and goes against the principles of justice and fairness. She believes that the judge did not properly consider all the evidence and that the ruling was biased.

Moshoueu, on the other hand, defends the court decision, stating that the judge followed the law and made a fair decision based on the evidence presented in court. He argues that the public outrage is misguided and that people should trust in the legal system.

As you listen to their debate, you can't help but be intrigued by the passion and knowledge they both display. It's clear that they are both passionate about the law and justice, and their differing perspectives make for a lively and thought-provoking discussion.

You find yourself silently rooting for one side or the other, but ultimately you realize that the beauty of the law lies in its complexity and the fact that there are often no easy answers. As the train continues on its journey, you reflect on the importance of having open and respectful debates about legal issues, and the role that individuals like Mantsho and Moshoueu play in shaping the future of the legal system.