JSC fractures reflect broader political fault lines
Niren Tolsi has analysed how politics have fractured the Judicial Service Commission.
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Is the JSC courting favourites?
The legal fraternity has raised concerns about the ruling party's influence over judicial appointments.
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Few surprises in JSC's picks for judicial vacancies
The Judicial Service Commission has announced its recommendations to President Jacob Zuma, raising an eyebrow or two, but offering few real surprises.
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Politicians grill 'outspoken' judges
Applicants for various judicial positions have faced tough questions from politicians about their records and statements.
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Special commission to deal with Hlophe matter
The Judicial Services Commission has set up a litigation commission to deal with the matter involving Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe.
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Interrogating the judges
The Judicial Service Commission that selects judges has been set for scrutinisation as a number of vacancies remain, leaving vacuums in SA's courts.
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Evangelical gaffe: Concern grows over Mogoeng's judgment
Pressure is mounting on Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng after he called for his colleagues to attend a leadership conference hosted by a US evangelist.
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Few takers for empty seat on the Bench
Legal eagles are concerned over the dearth of candidates for the Constitutional Court.
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Power of constitutional review is real issue behind attack on judiciary
Attacks on the judiciary are unwarranted.
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Unspoken judgment
A seat on the ConCourt bench should be the most sought-after honour in any judicial career, so why is a vacancy not attracting enough applications?
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