
Elections | ||
1. | Liable Lies Nicholas Stephanopoulos |
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2. | Autonomy, Fairness, Pragmatism, and False Electoral Speech: An Analysis of Democratic Alliance v African National Congress Geo Quinot & P J H Maree |
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3. | My Vote Counts: The Basis and Limits of a Constitutional Requirement of Political Disclosure Graeme Orr |
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4. | My Vote Counts, International Standards and Transparency of Political Party Funding: Does the State Have a Duty to Provide for Continuous and Systematic Disclosure? Joo-Cheong Tham |
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5. | Don’t Blame the Librarian if No One Has Written the Book:’ My Vote Counts and the Information Required to Exercise the Franchise Toerien van Wyk |
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The Public Protector | ||
6. | A Politics of Accountability: How South Africa’s Judicial Recognition of the Binding Legal Effect of the Public Protector’s Recommendations Had a Catalysing Effect that Brought Down a President Stu Woolman |
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7. | ‘Coercing Virtue’ in the Constitutional Court: Neutral Principles, Rationality and the Nkandla Problem Michael Tsele |
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Commissions and Legal Aid | ||
8. | Reconceiving Commissions of Inquiry as Plural and Participatory Institutions: A Critical Reflection on Magidiwana Grant Hoole |
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9. | The Right to Civil Legal Aid in South Africa: Legal Aid South Africa v Magidiwana Magidiwana Jason Brickhill & Christine Grobler |
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Gender and the Judiciary | ||
10. | Ms. Elsie Klaase and the Constitutional Court’s Missing Women Mateenah Hunter & Tim Fish Hodgson |
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11. | Twenty-Three Years of Gender Transformation in the Constitutional Court of South Africa: Progress or Regression Moses Retselisitsoe Phooko & Sibusiso Blessing Radebe |
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Case Comment | ||
12. | South African Reserve Bank v Shuttleworth: A Constitutional Lawyer’s Nightmare Cora Hoexter |
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