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Constitutional Court

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/ 16 September 2008

Xenophobia shelters case postponed in court

The Constitutional Court will hear further arguments on November 20 on the fate of Gauteng’s shelters for people displaced by xenophobic violence.

By Jenni Ogrady
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Article
/ 11 September 2008

Customary law debated in Constitutional Court

A KwaZulu-Natal woman had Constitutional Court judges grappling with how to protect customary law on Thursday.

By Jenni Ogrady
Judges in the dock
Article
/ 7 September 2008

Judges in the dock

Commentators weigh in on the likely Constitutional Court candidates

By Sello S Alcock
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Article
/ 3 September 2008

Attacking the judiciary’s credibility is out of line

The ultimate decision about dropping charges is thus not about morality but pragmatism, produced by the present balance of political forces.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 September 2008

Chaskalson backs Constitutional Court

Former chief justice Arthur Chaskalson defended his successor, Pius Langa, in a letter on Tuesday, saying Langa has shown ”commendable leadership”.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 September 2008

ANC must back independent judges in deed as well as word

The independence of the judiciary is generally regarded as being an essential component of democratic government. There should be no doubt about this.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 August 2008

Constitutional Court is not in disarray, says JSC

Fears that the Constitutional Court is in disarray are unfounded, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) said on Tuesday.

By Carol Hills
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Article
/ 24 August 2008

Court slams the incredible Mr Simelane

Justice Department DG received a harsh rebuke from Constitutional Court judges this week over a challenge regarding the dissolution of the Scorpions.

By Staff Reporter and Adriaan Basson
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Govt: Scorpions law is not to protect ANC members

Legislation to move the Scorpions to the police is not to protect members of the ANC from investigation, an advocate told the Constitutional Court.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Court hears of parallels between Zuma, Hlophe

Parallels were drawn between the cases involving Jacob Zuma and Cape Judge President John Hlophe in the Johannesburg High Court on Wednesday.

By Fienie Grobler
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Hlophe’s statements ‘amount to gross misconduct’

Cape Judge President John Hlophe admitted to gross misconduct in an affidavit before the Johannesburg High Court, a lawyer said on Wednesday.

By Fienie Grobler
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Scorpions battle: Concern over separation of powers

The Constitutional Court on Wednesday expressed concern that it might be usurping the role of Parliament by deciding on the Scorpions legislation.

By Jenni Ogrady
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Article
/ 20 August 2008

Hlophe court bid delayed

Judge John Hlophe’s court application was delayed when his lawyer objected to advocate Wim Trengove SC being appointed a friend of the court.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2008

Name-calling as revolution

So many South Africans who have proven their bona fides in bucketloads are now being called enemies of the revolution.

By Songezo Zibi
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Article
/ 19 August 2008

Hlophe case makes legal history

A full bench of judges heard argument on Tuesday over whether Constitutional Court judges had infringed on rights of the Cape Judge President.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 August 2008

Court reserves ruling on refugee camps

Shelters for people displaced by xenophobic violence will remain open until a final ruling is received from the Constitutional Court.

By Staff Reporter
A bigot with his eye on the Cabinet?
Article
/ 19 August 2008

A bigot with his eye on the Cabinet?

While Blade Nzimande attacks the media and judiciary, South Africans must heed the words of the Constitution’s caretakers.

By Drew Forrest
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Article
/ 19 August 2008

Sotyu’s foolish comments won’t do her career much good

Sotyu proclaimed that the Scorpions would be dissolved because the ANC had decided to do so, despite public hearings into the issue.

By Richard Calland
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Article
/ 18 August 2008

Refugees: Court recommends mediation

Mediation was mooted in the Constitutional Court on Monday as a possible solution to the dispute over temporary refugee shelters in Gauteng.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 August 2008

‘Govt did nothing to reintegrate refugees’

The government has done nothing to help victims of xenophobic violence be reintegrated into communities, the Constitutional Court heard on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 15 August 2008

Refugee camps: Gauteng will wait for court ruling

The Gauteng government says it will wait for a Constitutional Court ruling before it starts breaking down shelters for xenophobia refugees.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 August 2008

Top court to rule on fate of refugees

The Constitutional Court is expected to issue directions ”very soon” on the fate of people living in camps for refugees from xenophobic violence.

By Jenni Ogrady
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Article
/ 14 August 2008

Forced to face up

Child witnesses are often made to confront their assailants, write Anita Funke and Sandiso Phaliso.

By Anita Funke and Sandiso Phaliso
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Analysis
/ 12 August 2008

Persecution? Prosecution?

As is evident from the number of people who have turned out to support him, many ordinary people believe he deserves a fair hearing.

By Point
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Article
/ 8 August 2008

Full bench to hear Hlophe case without delay

A full bench of the Witwatersrand local division will hear John Hlophe’s application against the Constitutional Court and the JSC.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 August 2008

Court considers full bench for Hlophe case

The Johannesburg High Court will decide on Friday if it will appoint a full bench of judges to deal with a case involving Judge John Hlophe.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 August 2008

Zuma in prison overalls? Never, say supporters

SA should be worried about the implications of Jacob Zuma’s Constitutional Court setback, says his supporters.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 August 2008

Court’s giant blow to Zuma

The Constitutional Court has removed the biggest remaining legal obstacle to the corruption and fraud trial of ANC president Jacob Zuma.

By Staff Reporter and Nic Dawes Author
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/ 31 July 2008

Constitutional Court deals blow to Zuma

A Constitutional Court challenge by ANC president Jacob Zuma against the lawfulness of search-and-seizure warrants has failed.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 31 July 2008

Court to decide on lawfulness of Zuma warrants

The Constitutional Court will hand down its ruling on Thursday on the lawfulness of searches carried out at the premises of ANC president Jacob Zuma.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 July 2008

Constitutional Court to rule on Zuma warrants

A court judgement on searches relating to the corruption investigation against ANC president Jacob Zuma will be handed down on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 July 2008

JSC rejects Hlophe’s recusal application

The JSC has dismissed Cape Judge President John Hlophe’s application for the recusal of five commissioners from handling a complaint against him.

By Staff Reporter
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