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EFF and Mkhwebane welcome high court judgment slamming some of parliament’s impeachment rules

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Kilian heads to supreme court to appeal bail dismissal

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Mkhwebane’s counsel says rules for her removal are unsalvageable

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Court must rule on constitutionality of public protector’s removal — Mpofu

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Court dismisses bail appeal of murder accused Zane Kilian

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Lawyer for murder-accused Kilian claims magistrate made 15 errors in bail hearing

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Modack case postponed because the magistrate is ‘unwell’ after allegedly being shot in an unrelated incident

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Aspirant high court judges grilled on views of Hlophe

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JSC won’t axe Hlophe from selection panel

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Freedom Under Law sends letter of demand to JSC on suspending Hlophe

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FUL mulls legal options regarding Hlophe’s presence at interviews for Western Cape bench

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Hlophe did not apply corruption law properly in Bongo case, NPA argues

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Report to JCC calls for tribunal to mull conflicting versions of judges’ damaging clash

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Hlophe throws out Bongo corruption case

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Tobacco industry argues Dlamini-Zuma’s bid to appeal adverse ruling on the ban is fatally flawed

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