Vol. 25 No. 1 (2010): The Constitutional Jurisprudence of Albie Sachs: A Retrospective

Published: 2023-11-20

Article

The soft vengeance of a freedom fighter on the Constitutional Court

AJ van der Walt

1-24
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Freedom, constraint and (the) judging (of) Albie Sachs

Danie Brand

25-38
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Albie Sachs and the politics of interpretation

Henk Botha

39-58
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‘I am large’: Sachs, Whitman and democracy

Stu Woolman

59-79
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Justice Albie Sachs’ contribution to the law of contract: Recognition of relational contract theory

Luanda Hawthorne

80-93
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Face to face: Sachs on restorative justice

Ann Skelton

94-107
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2kul2Btru: What children would say about the jurisprudence of Albie Sachs

Jacqui Gallinetti

108-123
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‘There is something you are missing; What about the children?’: Separating the rights of children from those of their caregivers

Deon Erasmus

124-136
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Of soft vengeance and laughter

Julian Jonker

137-151
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The strange alchemy of the judge and the blue dress

Narnia Bohler-Müller

152-168
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The right to be different: A retrospective analysis of the Constitutional Court jurisprudence of Justice Albie Sachs – weaving the voice of difference

Patricia Leneghan

169-194
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The ‘archaic structures of our desire’

Karin van Marle

195-208
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Disturbing heteronormativity: The ‘queer’ jurisprudence of Albie Sachs

Jaco Barnard-Naudé, Pierre de Vos

209-234
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Justice Sachs and the use of international law by the Constitutional Court: Equity or expediency?

Neville Botha

235-250
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S v Coetzee: Judge Albie Sachs and issues which ‘the court is obliged to confront’

Dorothy M Farisani

251-264
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Editorial

Note from the editor

Margaret Beukes

iii-iv
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Vol. 25 No. 1 (2010): The Constitutional Jurisprudence of Albie Sachs: A Retrospective

Article

The soft vengeance of a freedom fighter on the Constitutional Court

Freedom, constraint and (the) judging (of) Albie Sachs

Albie Sachs and the politics of interpretation

‘I am large’: Sachs, Whitman and democracy

Justice Albie Sachs’ contribution to the law of contract: Recognition of relational contract theory

Face to face: Sachs on restorative justice

2kul2Btru: What children would say about the jurisprudence of Albie Sachs

‘There is something you are missing; What about the children?’: Separating the rights of children from those of their caregivers

Of soft vengeance and laughter

The strange alchemy of the judge and the blue dress

The right to be different: A retrospective analysis of the Constitutional Court jurisprudence of Justice Albie Sachs – weaving the voice of difference

The ‘archaic structures of our desire’

Disturbing heteronormativity: The ‘queer’ jurisprudence of Albie Sachs

Justice Sachs and the use of international law by the Constitutional Court: Equity or expediency?

S v Coetzee: Judge Albie Sachs and issues which ‘the court is obliged to confront’

Editorial

Note from the editor

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