Vol. 1 (2007): Pretoria Student Law Review

• Full Pretoria Student Law Review (2007) 1

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Editorial

• EDITORS’ NOTE

  Francisca Pretorius

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Articles

• POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND THE CONTROL OF PUBLIC REVENUE IN NIGERIA: LEGAL AND EQUITABLE ISSUES

  Emmanuel Okon

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• SHIELDING THOSE WHO HIGHLIGHT THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES – DOES THE CONSTITUTION DEMAND A JOURNALISTIC PRIVILEGE?

  Jonathan Swanepoel

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• WHY MUST I CRY? JUSTIFICATION, SACRIFICE, LONELINESS, MADNESS AND LAUGHTER IN POSTAPARTHEID JUDICIAL DECISION-MAKING

  Michael Bishop

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• THE STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY: A FEMINIST JURISPRUDENTIAL APPROACH TO PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA V HUGO

  Amit Parekh

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• THE MAGISTRACY AND JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE: A STATE OF MIND OR THE STATE OF CIRCUMSTANCES?

  Dawn Neethling

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• HUMAN RIGHTS AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY

  Johann Spies

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• FOR THE SAKE OF SAVING A VIABLE LIFE: ARGUMENTS FOR COURT ORDERS PREVENTING TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY PROCEDURES AND THE FORCING OF IN UTERO SURGERY IN SURROGACY AGREEMENTS

  Gustav Preller, Ian Learmonth

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