Judging the judges, judging ourselves : truth, reconciliation and the apartheid legal order / David Dyzenhaus.
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- 9781841134031
- 347.014 DYZ.J
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347.013 ARU.J Justice courts and delays : | 347.013 ARU.J Justice courts and delays: | 347.014 DAS.T Trends in the judiciary : | 347.014 DYZ.J Judging the judges, judging ourselves : | 347.05 DOA.C Code of civil procedure: 5 of 1908 | 347.05 DOA.C MLJ's code of civil procedure: 5 of 1908 | 347.05 HAM.J Judicial recusal : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-194) and index.
ch. 1. Truth, memory and the rule of law. Introduction ; The apartheid divide ; The politics of the rule of law and the politics of memory ; The legal hearing -- Trial or inquiry? -- Focusing on judges -- ch. 2. Judicial dilemmas: tales of (dis)empowerment. To go or not to go? ; Corbett under the spotlight ; Evaluating the record ; Preliminary conclusion -- ch. 3. Memory's struggle. Introduction. Independence and the rule of law ; Dismalness compounded ; Academic amnesia ; Truth-tellers, bunglers or 'sweepers'? ; Fischer's challenge -- ch. 4. The politics of the rule of law. Introduction ; Why independence? ; Judicial dereliction of duty ; Judging the legal hearing.
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