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The JSC will decide on Wednesday morning who to recommend to President Cyril Ramaphosa for the two vacant positions at the Constitutional Court.
Here are the 5 who’ve survived being grilled for two ConCourt vacancies 14 April 2021 - 11:22 By Franny Rabkin Five judges have been recommended for appointment to the Constitutional Court. File photo. Image: GCIS The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) announced on Wednesday that it recommended Supreme Court of Appeal justices Mahube Molemela, Rammaka Mathopo and Gauteng High Court judges Fayeeza Kathree-Setiloane, Jody Kollapen and Bashier Vally for appointment as justices to the Constitutional Court. The candidates were selected from eight interviewed on Monday a...
The Judicial Service Commission has recommended five candidates for vacancies on the Constitutional Court Bench. The JSC interviewed eight candidates for two vacant posts at the apex court. The list of recommended candidates will be sent to President Cyril Ramaphosa who will make a final decision on who to appoint. The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has revealed the names of five candidates who it will recommend to President Cyril Ramaphosa for vacancies on the Constitutional Court Bench. The names were announced on Wednesday. The candidates are Judge Fayeeza Kathree-Setiloane, Judge Jody ...
But he referred to section 174(5) of the constitution, which required that at least four of the judges of the Constitutional Court had to be judges when they were appointed. He said this suggested that the constitution envisaged that not all of its judges had to be appointed from the bench and that a range of experience was envisaged. He said his path — as a land claims court judge for five years and as chairperson of the UN's housing and property claims commission (established to resolve property claims after the conflict in Kosovo) — gave him a different perspective that could be of s...
Would-be ConCourt judge says it’s ‘indisputable’ that he has white privilege Gauteng judge David Unterhalter says it’s vital to build a better society by taking advantage of privileges one has benefited from 13 April 2021 - 22:27 By Franny Rabkin David Unterhalter said that it was for the commission to decide and that he saw his candidacy through the 'lens of service'. Image: Antonio Muchave Asked at the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) whether his excellent education was the result of white privilege, Gauteng judge David Unterhalter said this was “in...