The recent Judicial Service Commission interviews for the chief justice position have been widely slated as misogynistic – but this is nothing new for a judicial body generally hostile to women.
Penelope Andrews, former president and dean at Albany Law School, now a law professor at New York Law School, says the absence of a black female jurist is not a reflection of U.S. society and is seen as a clear omission.
Penelope Andrews, former president and dean at Albany Law School, now a law professor at New York Law School, says the absence of a black female jurist is not a reflection of U.S. society and is seen as a clear omission.
Most South Africans believe the report into state capture must be followed up to ensure that those responsible for rampant corruption are held accountable