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… The Supreme Court convicted former Police Colonel Eugene de Kock (dubbed …

… increasing acrimony. On 18 July 1966 the International Court of Justice ruled in a split vote that they had no power …

… under the Riotous Assemblies Act and  warned to appear in court on 1 July 1980. On 27 May the school boycotts spread to …

… health. Marthinus Theunis Steyn, also a judge of the High Court like his predecessor, was elected as next president by …

… and the United States. The Statute of the International Court of Justice became an integral part of the Charter. …

… Botswana. 13 October, Mandela attends his first day of court in a traditional Xhosa leopard-skin kaross. 7 November, … with the rest of the group, is arrested. After a brief court appearance the men are freed and taken by the United … of Dorothy Nyembe and 11 others takes place in the Supreme Court on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the existing …

… register. Free Indians are also forced to carry passes or court arrest. The South African Republic rejects a British … 8 August, Indians lose a test case in the Transvaal High Court, which rules that Law 3 of 1883 restricts both their …

… strike. 16 October, Workers go on strike and are taken to court where the magistrate instructs them to return to work … strikers and their sentences are suspended by the Supreme Court. 1 July, Despite calls by the South African Native …

… action. On 30 January 1985, the Pretoria Supreme Court ordered the SAMDC to hold an inquiry into the conduct …

… Resistance Campaign, Mahomed Dadoo initiates a celebrated court case challenging the Government’s Gold Act, which …

… terms, but Mandela was instructed not to break the law or court arrest to ensure that the campaign would not be … was involved. She challenged her dismissal in the Supreme Court, claiming that it was unconstitutional. She obtained an …

… presented against her day after day in the Rand Supreme Court in 1991, leading to her conviction for the kidnapping … Kenneth Kaunda, to prevent him giving evidence to the court. That evidence was crucial. As Carlin reported, … rights prevented Cebekhulu’s evidence from being tested in court. Today he lives in England, an unheard witness. By the …

… The Con, publishes an edited excerpt from Constitutional Court Judge Edwin Cameron’s autobiography, Justice: A … Service Commission (JSC), appointed me to the High Court.  When the advocates’ organization, the Bar Society, … his colleague Albie Sachs had started collecting for the court.  When we reached his chambers, he first offered me a …

… Nationalists, I hit back and instituted twelve Supreme Court actions for defamation against Nationalist publications … £20,000 in legal costs. Some actions were settled out of court, but those that went to trial aroused tremendous … trade union movement, and of democracy generally. These court actions played a major role in the life and struggles …

… of the New Deal. [14]   Larger companies and the Supreme Court also felt that some of the reform initiatives were …

… (n.d.), ‘1. THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA’from The Justice Department Republic of …

…   On 22 June 1971 a Pretoria court ruled that the former leader of the banned Pan …

… H.F. Verwoerd, announced in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr. Kenneth Abrahams would be …

… hundreds of resisters were arrested and appeared before court - some on as many as five different charges. The …

… from Ireland. James Fitzpatrick served as a Supreme Court judge in the Cape Colony and following his death Percy …

… had stayed with her sister-in-law, Helen Joseph. I went to court for the day of sentence in the trial of nine members of … Their young wives and their little children were all in court that day and the public area in front of the dock … the sentences had been passed and the judge had left the court, the police stood shoulder to shoulder in the narrow …

… law means. The judicial branch is made up of the Supreme Court and many lower courts. The 'race' myth Throughout the … Ku Klux Klan marches on Washington, D.C. 1954: The Supreme Court declares school segregation unconstitutional in its … from attending Little Rock High School. Following a court order, President Eisenhower sends in federal troops to …

… relationship. In the so-called public Black Circuit court hearings and sittings, numerous white employees are … Minister announces, in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr Abrahams will be returned to … and former editor of New Age opens before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, the charges being sabotage and …

… possible for our people to have easy access to the Supreme Court of Appeals in all the provinces. 31. Adoption and …

… decision was final, and there was no appeal to the Supreme Court of the Colony. The following petition by Mohammed … or the town boards, there is no appeal to the Supreme Court of the Colony, under the above Act. This decision has … its licensing officer: It has been suggested to the Court that an officer so appointed must have a certain amount …

… decision was final, and there was no appeal to the Supreme Court of the Colony. The following petition by Mohammed … or the town boards, there is no appeal to the Supreme Court of the Colony, under the above Act. This decision has … its licensing officer: It has been suggested to the Court that an officer so appointed must have a certain amount …

… the people in Manenberg. Another article read: “ Belinda Court organizes ,” residents in the court constituted a court committee and rallied around maintenance issues and …