His strongest argument about Constitutional Court judgments is that judges often come up with different opinions on the same case.

He argues that sometimes the overruled judges hold a more logical judgment.

The majority decision system is practised all over the world in democracies to arrive at critical decisions about various issues, some not even of a judicial nature.

The jury system has been excellently practised by the US for decades.

Zuma has regularly been a beneficiary of majority decisions.

In Polokwane in 2007, more than 40% of the delegates voted against Zuma taking the ANC presidency.

In spite of those who did not want him to be president, Zuma accepted the majority's will with a grin.

In parliament, Zuma is the head of a party that uses its majority to pass policies.

The president must holistically reject the universally practis ed majority-wins law - and not isolate the Constitutional Court - if he wishes to be taken seriously.