Mar 16, 2016
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Anele
Yesterday, 15 March 2016, the Supreme Court of Appeal handed down an important judgment in the case of Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development and Others v Southern African Litigation Centre and Others.
On Thursday, 5 May 2016, the Helen Suzman Foundation (‘HSF’) will argue in the Supreme Court Appeal that the Judicial Service Commission (‘JSC’) is legally obliged to release the recorded deliberations pertaining to its appointment of judicial candidates to the Western Cape High Court in 2012.
Letter to SAA and the Minister of Finance
On 4 December 2015, the North Gauteng High Court delivered a seminal judgment in Robert McBride v Minister of Police and Others).
The Helen Suzman Foundation notes, with grave concern, the settlement deal reached between the United States Securities Exchange Commission and Hitachi Ltd.
A response to the continued attack on the judiciary.
The HSF's response to the Civilian Secretariat for Police's call for comments on the Draft White Paper on the Police.
Last Friday (8 August 2014), the HSF brought an application to compel the Judicial Service Commission ("JSC’’) to release its recorded deliberations. This application is the preliminary part to the main application brought by the HSF, which is yet to be heard. This brief looks at last Friday’s case in review.