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Maroc - Daily Maverick - A La Une - 01/Sep 19:50
ANALYSIS: Mandisa in Dangerland — new Chief Justice’s in-tray contains existential threats to the judiciary
As Judge Mandisa Maya starts her term as Chief Justice, she will have to contend with several dynamics. The past few years have seen politicians attacking the courts, the judiciary and judges. It is also likely that the Constitutional Court will have to deal with difficult and contentious cases, and convince citizens to trust South Africa’s damaged legal and criminal justice systems.
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