If you think the opposing parliamentarians are culprits, then why go to court? A court that may also prove to be problematic, they may have the same reasoning not to allow inexperienced, incompetent, and above all a dishonest character whose certificates has no dates of awards to be their boss. Instead Kiir should take the easy route to dissolve the parliament and do what he wants to do.
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