Mogoeng endorses new responsibilities for chief justice
Judicial officers can no longer operate as though chief justice’s constitutional responsibilities do not exist, says Chief Justice Mogoeng MogoengOpinion
Sustainability, not a new bill, will fix SA’s infrastructure
Melissa Fourie
When it comes to making the decisions that determine our path to sustainability, South Africa tends to favour ‘quick-result’, high-risk options
Bid for removal of two appeal judges fails
Threat by businessman to have two Supreme Court of Appeal judges removed in case involving Absa Bank dismissed as ‘mischievous’
LOS ANGELES TIMES: Look and learn about pot
Proponents of legalisation should let California sit on the sidelines for at least another year or twoIll-equipped law graduates ‘not ready for practice’
Academics mull adding a year to Bachelor of Laws degree so as to include ethics, morals, writes Franny Rabkin
Police take Barnard affirmative action case to Constitutional Court
Solidarity ‘shocked’ by bid to appeal Supreme Court of Appeal ruling that SAPS discriminated against Capt Renate Barnard on basis of race
Mandela respected the law in fight for freedom
Nelson Mandela helped to redefine what the law can mean when it is transformed from an instrument of oppression into a guarantor of fundamental rights, writes Franny Rabkin
Law firms’ African expansion bodes well for continent’s economies
South African and global law firms used 2013 to blaze a trail into Africa, opening offices across the continent, writes Evan Pickworth
Legal Practice Bill ‘set to end up in courts’
Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng says he had taken the decision some time ago that judges would not comment on the bill
JSC looking for judges to fill appeal court vacancies
Judicial Service Commission calls for nominations to fill posts at Supreme Court of Appeal, looking for new head of Electoral Court
Police challenge affirmative action ruling
South African Police Service requests permission from Constitutional Court to appeal against hallmark ruling on affirmative action by the Supreme Court of Appeal
Krejcir fails for a third time to get bail
Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir, facing charges of kidnapping and attempted murder, has his bid for leave to appeal a high court bail ruling turned down
Judicial Service Commission takes issue with Poswa’s late judgments
The fact that other judges took a long time to deliver judgments did not justify North Gauteng High Court Judge Ntsikelelo Poswa’s delayed decisions, says the JSC
Opinion
This brutal police state in which we live
Sipho Hlongwane
Service delivery protests are essentially political, and the police are doing their damndest to quash them
Opinion
EDITORIAL: Revise patent law without emotion
The health minister’s response to efforts by multinationals to lobby against proposed changes to SA’s patent laws shows that raw passion is all too easily misdirected
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- ENSafrica look to open ‘substantial’ offices across Africa
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- Hlophe’s lawyer lodges formal complaint with JSC
- EDITORIAL: South Africa must obey court orders
- Cabinet approves legal bills for submission to Parliament
- Bowman Gilfillan looks to increase its number of offices in Africa
- DAVE MARRS: SA can take a leaf out of UCT book on equity laws
- THE INSIDER: Key point about National Key Points Act: location
- Judicial crisis blamed on system
- GIDEON RACHMAN: Why human rights abusers can breathe easier
- LEON LOUW: Are court delays an abuse of the legal process?
- Judges not backing off in Hlophe case
- Court rebukes minister for late filing
- JSC moves to ensure better representation of women on the bench
- MPs fear Legal Aid services will be affected by Marikana judgment
- Western Cape legal giant Jan Steyn dies
- Legal fraternity feels it has claim to Madiba
- Constitutional Court confirms minimum sentence for aggravated robbery
- Law firm Routledge Modise to merge with international firm Hogan Lovells
- President has power to grant ‘silk’ status, says Constitutional Court
- Malpractice claims against lawyers set to be made public
- Nigerian terrorist Okah granted leave to appeal against South African conviction
- Jasa launches court bid to block broadcast of TopTV porn channels
- Legal Practice Bill forced through despite opposition
- Advocate accuses judge of misconduct in Mdluli court fracas
- STUART THEOBALD: Court’s invalidation of Net1’s social grant tender offers hope to All Pay
- Businessman challenges fairness of organised crime act
- Lack of strict formalities does not invalidate complaint, says Hlophe tribunal
- Retired judge challenges JSC over tribunal
- Bid to persuade ANC to change wording in legal bill
- Seriti commission resumes under cloud of discontent
- JSC committee dismisses complaint over Mogoeng ‘transformation’ speech
- Correctional services appoints acting commissioner
- Numsa to take Cosatu to court to have Vavi reinstated
- Arms committee contravening disclosure law, says DA
- Nxasana has ability to give NPA impetus
- Ad-hoc committee to consider Zuma’s ‘secrecy bill’ reservations
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