The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance has reached the inevitable end of the road in the Jo’burg and Pretoria e-tolling saga.
In the view of the chief justice, the two judges were entitled to pursue all legal avenues if they considered the proceedings to be contrary to law.
Although the Mdluli case has received much comment, its importance deserves another look.
The proud tradition of anti-apartheid lawyers seems to have disappeared as miners battle to get legal representation at the Farlam commission.
The approach to the concept of a motion of no confidence between the majority and the minority of the court is a stark and notable one.
The Human Sciences Research Council recently published the findings of a survey of 2518 participants in the criminal courts.
When adopting policies, school governors should do it in partnership with the Constitution.
Court challenges on the National Prosecuting Authority boss and the make-up of the judiciary illustrate South Africa’s discarded principles.
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe stated recently that there is no crisis in the National Prosecuting Authority. This columnist begs to differ.
The Marikana inquiry may at some point in the distant future provide guidance on how to ensure police accountability to the public it serves.