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The joy of seeing Christ: a thematic study of joy in the Gospel of John
(AOSIS, 2015)An investigation of the recurring references to joy in the fourth Gospel brings to light that joy is developed in the Gospel as a distinct theme. This theme is developed in typical Johannine style within a spiral-like ... -
Jubileum Theologiese Skool, 1869-1919 : wat gaan ons doen? / deur W. Postma
(Potchefstroom : Koomans, 1919)Die kommissie, deur die weleerw. here Kuratore benoemd in verband met die aanstaande Jubileum van de Theol. Skool, het onder meer 'n opdrag om 'n boekie uit te gee, waarin belangstelling opgewek word vir de saak van onse ... -
Judges, politics and the separation of powers.
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Judging South Africa’s past: The sense of shame experienced by first-year History students of the University of the Free State’s Bloemfontein campus
(School for Basic Sciences, Vaal Triangle Campus, North-West University, 2016)Shame as a self-conscious emotion is an important contributing factor controlling and motivating people’s thoughts, feelings and behaviour in socially appropriate ways, especially during interactions with one another. Shame ... -
Judging the Holy Cow : Examining the Role of Implicit Bias in Judicial Rulings An Analysis of the Decision in Mbena v Minister of Justice and Correctional Services 2015 4 All SA 361 (ECP)
(PER/PELJ, 2022)This contribution is an investigation into the role of implicit (as opposed to explicit) biases in judicial rulings by examining the judgment of Chetty J in Mbena v Minister of Justice and Correctional Services 2015 4 All ... -
Judging Under a Bill of Rights
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Judicial "translation" and contextualisation of values: rethinking the development of customary law in Mayelane
(2015)The relevance of Mayelane v Ngwenyama (2013 4 SA 415 (CC)) has not been exhausted. Particularly the constitutional mandate undertaken by the Constitutional Court to "develop" customary law deserves closer scrutiny. In ... -
Judicial defence of constitutionalism in the assessment of South Africa's international obligations
(PER/PELJ, 2019)The (sometimes fragile) balance between South Africa's constitutional obligations to protect and promote human rights in the international arena and the realities of political practice is the focus of this paper. The ... -
Judicial discretion and the enforcement of fundamental rights by the Constitutional Court of South Africa
(North-West University (South Africa)., 2008)No abstract -
Judicial law-making: unlocking the creative powers of judges in terms of Section 39(2) of the constitution
(2016)The law-making role of judges has always been the subject of much controversy. For a good many a year and especially during the apartheid regime, the approach to statutory interpretation that dominated the South African ... -
Judicial mandate in safeguarding environmental rights from the adverse effects of mining activities in Zambia
(PER/PELJ, 2019)The protection of the environment from the effects of mining activities, though cardinal, has been a daunting task in Zambia. A polluted environment affects the rights of those who depend on a clean one for their survival. ... -
Judicial oversight and the constitution: is the South African judiciary overstepping its jurisdiction?
(North-West University (South Africa) Mafikeng Campus, 2016)The South African government derives its legal existence from the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996. This Constitution was adopted to end legislative supremacy, state impunity and racial inequality. The ... -
Judicial review and religious values
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Judicial review of the legislative process in Lesotho : lessons from South Africa
(PER/PELJ, 2019)The Constitution of Lesotho, 1993 has a supremacy clause which ordinarily empowers the judiciary to review the actions of other branches of government. However, the judiciary in Lesotho seems to treat the legislative process ... -
Judicial understanding of the reliability of eyewitness evidence: a tale of two cases
(2016)One of the most significant consequences of the use of post-conviction DNA testing in the criminal justice system has been the growing recognition that eyewitness identification testimony is simply not as reliable as it ... -
The judicious use of theory in social science research
(AOSIS, 2021)Social science research is focussed mainly on societal concerns and human dynamics. In scholarly domains such as Public Administration, theory is commonly regarded as the backbone of studies, but the why, where and how ... -
Judith: embodying Holiness in a G-dless Space
(Institut Fuer Biblische Exegese, 2016)This article reviews key aspects of the overtly didactic Judith narrative, especially as this relates to the concepts of body, psyche and space, which apart from offering hope to Jews living in Hasmonean times, seem to go ... -
Juig, juig in Hom
(Die Suider-Afrikaanse Kerkorrelistevereniging, 2011)