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...state judges or their employees of any kind.These people were elected by their constituents.The legislative branch as well as the judicial branch run and manage their personnel independently,within the constraints of the constitutional laws.So,what we are witnessing in South Sudan today,is a severe form of a rotten democracy or federal misrule.Its a mixture of primitive autocratic....
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