A legal debate is underway regarding the fairness of public tribunals. Some observers have described these courts as 'kangaroo courts'. This term suggests a lack of proper legal process and fairness.
The discussion highlights concerns about how justice is administered in these tribunals. The historical context of public tribunals is also being examined.
These tribunals were first established in 1967. Their original purpose and current operation are now under scrutiny.
The views expressed question the integrity of decisions made by these bodies. This raises important questions about due process for those who appear before them.