Vol. 12 (2018): Pretoria Student Law Review

• Full Pretoria Student Law Review (2018) 12

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Editorial

• EDITORS’ NOTE

  Jurgen Zwecker

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Articles

• PRECARIOUS LIFE, JUDGMENT AND A STORY OF A STORK

  Karin van Marle

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• TOWARD AN ETHICALLY ORGANIC JURISPRUDENCE: A PARADIGMATIC RE-IMAGINING OF SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONALISM

  Louis G. Hennop

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• THE COGITATION OF THE VALUE OF EPISTEMIC DIVERSITY IN SOUTH AFRICAN JURISPRUDENCE, AS INFLUENCED BY THE PROJECT OF INTELLECTUAL HISTORY: LESSONS FROM RHODES MUST FALL — ‘ALL “RHODES” LEAD TO THE COLONISATION OF THE MIND’

  Tshepo K. Twala

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• ‘WAR IS NOT ALWAYS VIOLENT AND VIOLENCE IS NOT ALWAYS WAR.’ — AN ANECDOTE ON HOW LANGUAGE AND ULTIMATELY THE LAW IS USED TO PERPETUATE EPISTEMIC VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Thato Maruapula

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• EXPOSING THE TRUE ARGUMENT, A STUDENT’S RESPONSE TO DR WILLEM GRAVETT: ‘PERICLES SHOULD LEARN TO FIX A LEAKY PIPE’*

  Antonie Klopper

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• BLIND JUSTICE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF THE SYMBOLIC LADY JUSTICE IN ADJUDICATION

  Mpho Mogadime

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• TOWARDS LAND RESTITUTION THROUGH AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE ON JUSTICE: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF LAND REFORM AND THE ROLE OF RE-IMAGINATION

  Mathabo Mohwaduba

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• RETHINKING SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF HUMAN AGENCY: REFLECTIONS OF A LAW STUDENT

  Vuso Mhlanga

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• TOWARDS A SEXUALLY FREE SOUTH AFRICA: A FEMINIST AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEFENCE IN FAVOUR OF LEGALISING PROSTITUTION THROUGH THE RIGHT TO BODILY INTEGRITY

  Thabang Manamela

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• LOBOLA (BRIDE PRICE) CULTURE AND THE EQUALITY OF WOMEN IN ZIMBABWE

  Priccilar Vengesayi

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• DAMAGES FOR ADULTERY: A LEGAL MISFIT OR A NECESSITY?

  Shantel E. Ndebele

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• UNDERSTANDING THE BEAST OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE

  Muano Nemavhidi

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• YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT: WHAT ROLE CAN CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) PLAY IN CURBING THIS SOCIAL ILL IN SWAZILAND (ESWATINI) AND SOUTH AFRICA?

  Simangele D. Mavundla

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• DEVELOPING THE SUBSTANCE OVER FORM DOCTRINE IN TAXATION AFTER THE JUDGEMENT IN COMMISSIONER FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN REVENUE SERVICE v NWK

  Johan Coertze

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• A CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY SHOULD PROVIDE FOR THE LEGALISATION OF ORGAN TRADING

  Bianca Murray

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• THE COST ASPECT OF MEDICAL EXPERT WITNESSES AND THE POSSIBLE INTRODUCTION OF A MEDICAL EXPERT WITNESS PANEL IN SOUTH AFRICA

  Emma Tratschler

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