Legal experts have welcomed the Constitutional Court's dismissal of former president Jacob Zuma's application for it to rescind its own judgment sentencing him to 15 months in jail.
The court imposed the sentence on Zuma in June for failing to comply with an order it had made in January that he should honour a summons to attend the Zondo commission in
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