Brickhill J; Hassim A; Bishop M; Ngcukaitobi T. South African Constitutional Law. Main Volume – Juta, 2023 (Loose-leaf update)
 
ISBN: 9781485151173
 
Publishers Summary: “In South Africa, the Constitution represents the turning point away from the abyss of bloody conflict. It recognises the need to fundamentally remake society and the crucial role that law plays in this enterprise. Although this work is a legal text, its subject matter – South Africa’s constitutional law – is more than just legal doctrine. Behind every case, policy, and legislative development, are the people and communities with the most at stake, contested political ideas and values, varied visions of the good life and human ‘being’, and our most profound hopes for the future.
 
This work is self-consciously situated in contemporary South Africa, the African regional system, the Global South and the broader international community of constitutional scholarship. It is committed to comparativism and internationalism, with a particular awareness of South Africa’s rootedness in Africa.”
 
Content:
 
Original Service:
Chapter 8: Customary Law and the Constitution
Chapter 23: Privacy
Chapter 42: Education
Chapter 47: The Rights of Incarcerated and Detained Persons
Once complete, the full binder will include the following parts, encompassing 69 chapters:
Part I Constitutional History
Part II General Principles
Part III Bill Of Rights
Part IV Government
Part V State Institutions Supporting Constitutional Democracy
Part VI Security Services
Part VII Public Finance