THE INNERVIEW: Is there a space for legal academics to act as judges in our judicial system or should academics be separated from the judiciary so that they can be free to scrutinize judges and critique their rulings objectively?



Our discussion is informed by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s remarks that senior lawyers and legal academics will now be considered for appointment directly to the Constitutional Court.

 guest: Adv Bayethe Maswazi 

GUEST: Professor Richard Calland, Visiting Adjunct Professor @Wits School of Governance & member of the Advisory Council of the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC) 

THE INNERVIEW: Is there a space for legal academics to act as judges in our judicial system or should academics be separated from the judiciary so that they can be free to scrutinize judges and critique their rulings objectively?
 
Our discussion is informed by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s remarks that senior lawyers and legal academics will now be considered for appointment directly to the Constitutional Court.
 guest: Adv Bayethe Maswazi 
GUEST: Professor Richard Calland, Visiting Adjunct Professor @Wits School of Governance &amp; member of the Advisory Council of the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC)

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THE INNERVIEW: Is there a space for legal academics to act as judges in our judicial system or should academics be separated from the judiciary so that they can be free to scrutinize judges and critique their rulings objectively?