SCORE: D It hasn’t been exactly a sterling year for Kubayi, particularly the tail end of it. One fumble that will stick in many people’s minds is how she recently suggested that…

The Economic Freedom Fighters said the postponement of the probe proves President Cyril Ramaphosa never intended to investigate implicated suspended police minister

The register is inaccessible to the public because of legal issues such as defamation, vigilantism and wrongful listings, despite pressure for transparency

While some lobbyists have welcomed the delay, others believe it will have negative consequences

The justice ministry says the wording is not worthy of an accountable government but it will oppose a challenge to the ‘mistaken consent’ defence

People in South Africa’s witness programme often feel frightened and undervalued

Debate is heating up over the Child Justice Amendment Act increasing the criminal capacity age from 10 to 12 years

Sonke Gender Justice points finger at fathers who withhold maintenance payments to coerce, manipulate, and punish the mothers of their children

Recent cyberattacks at the department of justice and the space agency highlight the extent of our naïveté

The theft of R10-million from the Guardian’s Fund account prompts the justice department to freeze all accounts until an audit can determine the extent of the damage

In a letter, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng questions whether Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has acted constitutionally

Officials assisting with deceased estates, trusts, and protecting minors allegedly siphon off funds

Government officials have been accused of interferring in the process of selecting and awarding a contract for security services at courts

The law that regulates the interception of communications is being challenged on the basis it can be abused by rogue elements in intelligence

Nine hundred complaints – ranging from fraud to alcohol abuse – have been laid against them

The department also said that the keyword “brazzers” had not appeared in any subject line in the emails received in the department’s database.

Judge Mabel Jansen caused outrage on social media after her Facebook remarks saying that rape was part of black people’s culture went viral this week.

The whereabouts of Sudanese President Al-Bashir were still not known on Monday morning, more than 12 hours since the first report that he had left SA.

A proposed amendment to the Criminal Procedures Act might pave the way for former offenders to apply to have their criminal records expunged.

The justice department’s Amarightza programme aims to educate the public and officials about the socioeconomic rights enshrined in the Bill of Rights.