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Sello S Alcock
Constitutional Court hearings: Now it’s up to Zuma
Article
Sello S Alcock
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24 Sep 2009
The JSC may have dealt Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe a slap in the face this week, but the Africanist perspective still triumphed.
Secrecy shrouds Maqubela murder
Article
Glynnis Underhill
&
Sello S Alcock
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22 Sep 2009
Patrick Ntobeko Maqubela was found dead on Sunday June 7 and the mystery surrounding the motive for the murder is still unsolved.
How will Hlophe answer?
Article
Sello S Alcock
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19 Sep 2009
The
Mail & Guardian
canvassed members of the legal fraternity on some tough questions the JSC should level at Hlophe.
D-Day for Concourt candidates
Article
Sello S Alcock
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18 Sep 2009
The Judicial Service Commission's grilling of candidate judges for the Constitutional Court positions kicks off in Soweto on Sunday.
Heavy bargaining behind judges’ selection
Article
Sello S Alcock
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16 Sep 2009
Serious backroom horse-trading lay behind the JSC's appointment to the Supreme Court of Appeal of South Gauteng High Court judge Frans Malan.
Kriegler saddles up for rough ride
Article
Sello S Alcock
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11 Sep 2009
Sello S Alcock quizzed former Constitutional Court judge Johann Kriegler about the decision taken by the Judicial Service COmmission on John Hlophe.
Radebe, Ngcuka and the mysterious death of a judge
Article
Glynnis Underhill
,
Sello S Alcock
&
Stefaans Brmmer
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4 Sep 2009
The mystery surrounding the seemingly violent death of acting Cape High Court judge and ANC struggle hero Patrick Maqubela continues to deepen.
Govt gears up for violence
Article
Sello S Alcock
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29 Aug 2009
Government is planning a massive show of political and security muscle at Sunday's launch of Johannesburg's Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit system.
Criminals take it easy
Article
Sello S Alcock
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22 Aug 2009
The surge in Gauteng mall robberies suggests that crime syndicates vary their targets and their tactics according to risk.
Diplomacy the order of the day
Article
Sello S Alcock
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22 Aug 2009
Chief Justice Pius Langa retains the moral high ground when dealing with sensitive issues, writes Sello S Alcock.
Hlophe ‘should face the music’
Article
Sello S Alcock
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21 Aug 2009
Concourt judges recommend that Western Cape judge president should be cross-examined.
Langa ‘considering his options’ over Hlophe comments
Article
Sello S Alcock
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14 Aug 2009
Chief Justice Pius Langa has not ruled out the possibility of a formal complaint about remarks made by Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe.
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