This second edition examines judicial independence as an aspect of democratization,
based on the premise that democracy cannot be consolidated without the rule of law of …

Scholars have found that nonviolent resistance is more effective than violence at promoting
post-campaign democratization. We explore whether this relationship extends to judicial …

The minor dissertation is a desktop literature study on the debates and research on the
matter of docket management and administration in South Africa. The purpose of the minor …

ABSTRACT In November 2010 Kenyans enacted and gave to themselves a new
Constitution. The new Constitution fundamentally transformed the administration of the …

In recent years, LGBTQ+ legal reforms—including same-sex marriage laws and non-
discrimination protections—have been increasingly enacted around the world. In many …

The use of strategic litigation (SL) to stimulate social change in Common Law Africa in
respect of the manifestly controversial issue of equality for lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) …

The imposition of ultra petita decisions in the practice of criminal law enforcement in
Indonesia continues to be going on today. This paper tries to examine the ultra petita …

This case note on the Judicial Conduct Tribunal's (hereinafter,“the tribunal”) decision
regarding Judge President John Hlophe (hereinafter,“Hlophe” for the sake of brevity) in April …

The notion of separation of power is a crucial prerequisite for both consolidated and
emerging constitutional democracies. The functional and structural divisions between the …

The prohibition for judges to not sentence the defendant if the act is not described carefully,
clearly and completely in the indictment of the public prosecutor, it turns out that in practice …