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SA: Surty: Address by the Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development at the University of Pretoria's Faculty of Law (17/03/2009)

17th March 2009

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Date: 17/03/2009

Source: Department of Justice and Constitutional Development

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Title: SA: Surty: Address by the Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development at the University of Pretoria's Faculty of Law

My subject tonight is "The separation of powers and judicial independence." This plainly raises preliminary questions as to the nature of the separation of powers under our Constitution and whether that separation provides for an independent judiciary...

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Attached below, please find a pdf version of the Minister's speech.

 

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