FUL welcomes suspension of Judge Hlophe
Freedom Under Law welcomes the decision by the President yesterday to suspend the Judge President of the Western Cape High Court, Judge MJ Hlophe, in
December 14, 2022
Category: Judicial Service Commission
JCC ruling against Judge Kriegler
Freedom Under Law notes the ruling by Judge Zondi, sitting as the Judicial Conduct Committee and dated 29 July 2022, in respect of a complaint
August 1, 2022
Advocate Mkhwebane suspended – but not Judge Hlophe
Again and again, Advocate Mkhwebane has embroiled her office in legal battles unrelated to her constitutional duty as Public Protector. The courts have repeatedly made
June 10, 2022
Gauteng High Court dismisses Judge Hlophe’s review application
Freedom Under Law welcomes the dismissal by a full bench of the Gauteng High Court of Judge President Hlophe\’s application to review the Judicial Service Commission
May 6, 2022
Civil Society calls for no new interviews at JSC until code of conduct and criteria for appointment in place
Nine civil society organisations have called on the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) not to proceed with any new interviews for judicial appointment until the JSC
March 3, 2022
Judicial Service Commission proceedings: Tuesday 1 to Friday 4 February 2022
This week the Judicial Service Commission will be interviewing a shortlist of four senior judges in order to advise the President on the selection of
February 1, 2022
What criteria does the JSC use for appointing judges?
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has recently been the focus of justifiable criticism, so much so that a constitutional challenge to the April round of
September 22, 2021
Hlophe can’t exercise powers of a judge until proper investigation completed, says FUL
MEDIA STATEMENT BY FREEDOM UNDER LAW 26 January 2020 For over 12 years now Freedom Under Law (FUL) – an NGO established to protect and
January 27, 2020