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Suliman Carrim suffered a massive blow in Court 17 as the State dropped a Dubai extradition bombshell, exposing tailored evidence and remanding him in custody until 28 October!
In this exclusive follow-up breakdown, Mzansi PoliScope dissects the explosive Monday proceedings in the case of State v Suliman Carrim (Case No: B17/1053/2026). Following his weekend detention, Carrim arrived in court and immediately fired his entire defense team, bringing in Senior Counsel Advocate D.J. Joubert SC in a desperate bid for freedom.
Despite police confirming his Mahikeng address and his return ticket for 27 October, the State dropped a massive legal bomb under Section 60:
- The "Dual Criminality" Trap: Why South Africa could NEVER have extradited Carrim back from the UAE under the 2021 bilateral treaty for a Commissions Act charge.
- The 10 March Commission Warning: Verbatim transcripts prove Carrim was directly ordered to appear on 16 April, blowing apart his sworn claims under oath.
- Evidence Tailoring: How Carrim gave three contradictory stories regarding how subpoenas were served at his home.
- The Medical Paradox: Why Carrim claimed to be too sick for an 8-hour hearing, yet medically fit for a grueling 15-hour multi-leg international flight.
- Advocate Joubert SC's Counter-Attack: Citing the Michael Lomas state capture precedent and offering R50,000 bail with weekly police reporting.
- The Staggering Ruling: Why Magistrate Kuis refused immediate bail and remanded Carrim in custody until 28 October 2026 to review the full transcripts.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - The Monday Morning Purge & The New Legal Heavyweight
02:09 - The State’s Weekend Findings & The "Dual Criminality" Bombshell
07:05 - The Commission Record Exposed – Caught in a Direct Contradiction
14:22 - The 15-Hour Flight vs The 8-Hour Commission – The Medical Paradox
18:06 - Advocate Joubert SC Fires Back – The Michael Lomas Precedent
24:06 - The Stunning Postponement – 9 More Days in Custody
26:44 - What This Means for South African Justice
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