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Judges

‘Silence of the sacrificial lamb’ — Judge Mushtak Parker sinks own case by clamming up

South Africa, Maverick News

‘Silence of the sacrificial lamb’ — Judge Mushtak Parker sinks own case by clamming up

by: Marianne Thamm

JSC forges ahead despite Hlophe’s brinkmanship, with three judges winning appeal court nod

Maverick News

JSC forges ahead despite Hlophe’s brinkmanship, with three judges winning appeal court nod

by: Rebecca Davis

After the Bell: Is the Constitutional Court in decline? It's complicated

Business Maverick, South Africa

After the Bell: Is the Constitutional Court in decline? It's complicated

by: Tim Cohen

Zondo thanks Zuma for beginning move to independent judiciary, calls on Ramaphosa to do more

South Africa, Maverick News

Zondo thanks Zuma for beginning move to independent judiciary, calls on Ramaphosa to do more

by: Dianne Hawker

‘One trial per accused’ Western Cape high court directive could produce even more delay problems

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, Maverick News

‘One trial per accused’ Western Cape high court directive could produce even more delay problems

by: Caryn Dolley

‘High-risk’ gang cases exacerbate Western Cape High Court backlog and spark concerns for those awaiting justice

South Africa, Maverick News

‘High-risk’ gang cases exacerbate Western Cape High Court backlog and spark concerns for those awaiting justice

by: Caryn Dolley

Judicial Conduct Committee split over action against two judges

South Africa, Maverick Citizen, Maverick News

Judicial Conduct Committee split over action against two judges

by: Tania Broughton

Judges ‘will not be intimidated by anybody’, no matter who they are, says Zondo

Maverick News

Judges ‘will not be intimidated by anybody’, no matter who they are, says Zondo

by: Nonkululeko Njilo

Judges are perceived to be crossing the line when they speak out but this isn’t always the case

South Africa, Maverick Citizen

Judges are perceived to be crossing the line when they speak out but this isn’t always the case

by: Alison Tilley and Vuyani Ndzishe

Judicial appointments process research shows cause for much concern, but there’s hope

South Africa

Judicial appointments process research shows cause for much concern, but there’s hope

by: Alison Tilley, Zikhona Ndlebe and Mbekezeli Benjamin

International Women’s Day is coming and Human Rights Commission to host summit on whistle-blower protection

South Africa, Maverick Citizen

International Women’s Day is coming and Human Rights Commission to host summit on whistle-blower protection

by: Tamsin Metelerkamp

JSC must adopt a code of conduct and interview criteria before continuing its work - civil society groups

South Africa

JSC must adopt a code of conduct and interview criteria before continuing its work - civil society groups

by: Greg Nicolson