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Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution
Since populist factions claim to be the people, judges confronting them do not just decide against the people; they are against the people. The judiciary faces a barrage of attacks not just from the ruling ANC but from other political parties clamouring for power. There comes a predictable phase in the cycle of politics where this is most likely to occur. Dan Mafora provides much-needed insight.
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Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution
Since populist factions claim to be the people, judges confronting them do not just decide against the people; they are against the people. The judiciary faces a barrage of attacks not just from the ruling ANC but from other political parties clamouring for power. There comes a predictable phase in the cycle of politics where this is most likely to occur. Dan Mafora provides much-needed insight.
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Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution

Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution

by Dan Mafora
Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution
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Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution

Capture in the Court: In Defence of Judges and the Constitution

by Dan Mafora

Overview

Since populist factions claim to be the people, judges confronting them do not just decide against the people; they are against the people. The judiciary faces a barrage of attacks not just from the ruling ANC but from other political parties clamouring for power. There comes a predictable phase in the cycle of politics where this is most likely to occur. Dan Mafora provides much-needed insight.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780624093923
Publisher: Tafelberg
Publication date: 09/15/2023
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 228
File size: 581 KB

About the Author

Dan Mafora is a lawyer and a commentator on South African law with a focus on constitutional law. He works in advocacy and public interest litigation. He previously worked for the Constitutional Court of South Africa. He writes about law, philosophy, politics, writing, literature, and the relationships between them. He lives in Cape Town.
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