Constitutional Court victory – Police ministry must pay R300,000

It brings us great fulfilment to report that we advised and represented wrongfully arrested Bryan De Klerk to victory over the SAPS. Back in 2012, ‘court-underdog’ Bryan De Klerk was arrested, following a row with his employer at the time. Eight days after the ex-employer’s…

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When ‘straying’ courts need to be ‘reined in’

The highest court in Swaziland has been asked to intervene in a bizarre case that tested certain of its constitutional powers for the first time, notes Carmel Rickard in her A Matter of Justice column on the Legalbrief site. It was asked to step in after two High Court…

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by Carmel Rickard

Drunk driving and the law

Many of us have been in the situation where we have ended up at a get-together with friends, loved ones or work colleagues and have...

by Alicia Koch

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Constitutional Court victory – Police ministry must pay R300,000

When ‘straying’ courts need to be ‘reined in’

Drunk driving and the law