… South Africa: The jurisprudence of the Court "shows that with some imagination a Constitutional
Court can transform a legal system". … by van Wyk to the South African Constitution, a docu…

… many excellent texts on modern South Africa.¹ What follows … of South Africa, their method of
government, their legal system … constitutional structure of South Africa. Parliament may make …

… to food (pre-school feeding), shelter (no eviction shall take place without a court order
which shall have regard to availability of alternative accommodation), education (free and …

… constitutional orders and demanded the Indians' right to write their own constitution through
an elected Constituent Assembly, free from any interference by a foreign authority.79 The …

… a statutory bill of rights. The failure of these … Rights and Freedoms, 1982. These vastly
different progressions serve as a backdrop to the parallel account in the South African legal system…

… From a lawyer's point of view, the establishment of a special Constitutional Court is one of
the most fascinating aspects of the new South African legal order. From a constitutional point …

… approach to interpreting these rights is provided for in the South African Constitution, which
… It does not refer to a single kind of relationship or something that a judicial system "has" or "…

… Central to the South Africa’s post 1994 model has been the subterfuge to ensure
autonomous legal order where the law is separated from politics and their influence. The …

… " in order to liberate South Africa.' John Dugard, in turn, affirms the liberal tradition in South
African law-making in arguing that "[ijf faith is to be restored in the South African legal system …

… But the look at the constitutional ideals and the social realities also reveals that the efforts
of those sitting on the bench committed to the new legal system and its aspirations as well as …