2007

30 Oct	Statement	Road show to educate Community Development Workers (CDWs) on the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act...
16 Sep	Statement	Magistracy should take rightful place in judiciary....
15 Sep	Statement	Single judiciary under hot debate at Magistrates’ Conference...
15 Sep	Statement	Minister of Justice and country’s top judges open Magistrates Conference...
14 Sep	Statement	Magistrates conference will focus on efficiency and judicial accountability...
28 Jun	Invite	South Africa will for the first time host the 46th session of the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO) on the 2nd – 6th July 2007 at the International Convention Centre, Cape Town...
30 May	Statement	The Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development, Mrs. B S Mabandla (MP) officially opened the first Commercial Crimes Court for the Western Cape, at the Commissioner House Building in Bellville....
29 May	Statement	The Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development, Mrs. B S Mabandla (MP) delivered her Budget Vote Speech for 2007 in Parliament on 29 May 2007....
22 Mar	Statement	Gender Justice Comes under the Spotlight at the Africa Regional Meeting: Advancing Gender Justice in Conflict-Affected Countries...
13 Mar	Invite	The Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development Ms Brigitte Mabandla, MP, in collaboration with the Swedish Government and Partners for Gender Justice invite the MEDIA to the Africa Regional Meeting on Gender Justice: Advancing Gender Justice in Conflict Affected Countries (22 - 23 Mar 2007)
13 Mar	Statement	MINIMUM SENTENCING LEGISLATION
09 Mar	Statement	RELOCATION OF THE MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT: JOHANNESBURG
01 Feb	Statement	APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEYS AS ACTING JUDGES CAN PROMOTE TRANSFORMATION OF THE JUDICIARY - LAW SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA
31 Jan	Statement	THE SHOOTING OF MR ALAN MCKENZIE
23 Jan	Statement	Extension of Closing Date for comment on Investigation into the Review of the Interpretation Act,1957 (Act No 33 of 1957) (Project 25)
05 Jan	Statement	RESPONSE TO MEDIA REPORTS ABOUT THE SA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION’S FINDINGS ON PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS