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Toby, who's a member of the Judicial Service Commission, but is currently acting as a justice of the Constitutional Court. So he's set out the processes of the Judicial Service Commission. The last one is Advocate Cesi Badoy, who's also a member of the
Is the Judicial Service Commission also addressing this week? You rightly point out that in the past, the interviews sometimes went completely from the mandate that they were supposed to. They're not testing someone's ability to be a good judge, but they were
Which is now, which is the reforms to the Judicial Service Commission itself. Because I think you and I have had a conversation before in a previous occasion where we spoke about how chaotic the interviews at the Judicial Service Commission are and how the
2023, that's the exact question that we had been asking ourselves, Khamutzu, about what is it that the Judicial Service Commission is looking for when it does these interviews? In 2023, the Judicial Service Commission passed criteria. So they wrote down what
Public interviews have been run. And so, in response to that public concern and public pressure, the Judicial Service Commission then started on this reform journey. But, Humosa, I need to step back a little bit and explain the Judicial Service Commission and
The president to decide on the Judicial Service Commission's recommendations and political parties in the city of Tswani's coalition government play nice. With your power news this hour, President Cyril Ramapasa will decide on the Judicial Service Commission's
From is that you, as a member of parliament, being designated to serve on the Judicial Service Commission, is a bit of a higher calling. You're not just an ordinary member of parliament. The National Assembly voted by majority to designate you as its
When there are candidates to come forward. But it is also important for the Judicial Service Commission to not follow this idea of appointing at all costs. So if the quality of the candidate is not up to standard, then it is an acceptable outcome that they
Court, including the Chief Justice and Deputy Chief Justice, the President has a greater say. So the Judicial Service Commission provides the President with a list, and he chooses from a list of names who he wants to appoint. But for every other judge below
This, this is EWN. Good evening, I'm Sibs Matiella. The Judicial Service Commission has recommended three judges to be appointed to the Supreme Court of Appeal. The JSC had its first day of interviews today for the Superior Courts. Five candidates vying for a
Good evening, I'm Sibs Matiella. The Judicial Service Commission has recommended three judges to be appointed to the Supreme Court of Appeal. The JSC had its first day of interviews today for the Superior Courts. Five candidates vying for a spot on the Supreme
Next Monday for their bail application. Camry Clark, Eyewitness News. Interviews by the Judicial Service Commission for judges in the superior courts have shown a spotlight on the use of artificial intelligence in the courts. Yesterday, candidates vying for a
Be the final outcome. Interviews by the Judicial Service Commission for judges in the superior courts have shone the spotlight on the use of artificial intelligence in the courts. Yesterday, candidates vying for a seat on the Supreme Court bench were asked to
their ability to perform at the highest level. Those are the kinds of topics that dominate how the Judicial Service Commission functions today. We could not say the same a couple of years ago, where a lot of the interviews were dominated by other issues that
peacefully. Peace from Lemani. Kaya News, reporting live from Toweto. Turning now to this story, the Judicial Service Commission continues its interviews for judicial vacancies today, with the focus turning to candidates vying for positions in the Gauteng
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Which is now, which is the reforms to the Judicial Service Commission itself. Because I think you and I have had a conversation before in a previous occasion where we spoke about how chaotic the interviews at the Judicial Service Commission are and how the
it's weighed up against your technical legal knowledge and experience. Yeah, we're speaking about the Judicial Service Commission. Of course, there's also the reforms that we're going to be chatting about in a bit, but I think we're laying the foundation.
2023, that's the exact question that we had been asking ourselves, Khamutzu, about what is it that the Judicial Service Commission is looking for when it does these interviews? In 2023, the Judicial Service Commission passed criteria. So they wrote down what
The Judicial Service Commission is seeking further public input on proposed reforms to judicial appointments, including secret ballot voting for candidates and tougher accountability measures for commissioners who breach ethical or confidentiality rules. The
their ability to perform at the highest level. Those are the kinds of topics that dominate how the Judicial Service Commission functions today. We could not say the same a couple of years ago, where a lot of the interviews were dominated by other issues that
Of the power drive. So the Judicial Service Commission says it is seeking further public input on reforms to the judicial appointment process while they are tightening rules on the conduct and accountability of its own commissioners. This comes as the JSC
Thanks, Owen. Thank you. Yeah. It's ten o'clock and we have the news with Zamanuswanusoha News. The Judicial Service Commission is seeking further public input on proposed judicial reforms and the United Nations Secretary General calls on Member States to meet
Is the Judicial Service Commission also addressing this week? You rightly point out that in the past, the interviews sometimes went completely from the mandate that they were supposed to. They're not testing someone's ability to be a good judge, but they were
The 30th of November to submit comments as the Judicial Service Commission seeks further public input on proposed reforms to judicial appointments. The Commission wants public views on secret ballot voting for candidates and tougher accountability measures for
So we shift our focus now to the Judicial Service Commission, which has begun a two-week interview process to fill in 22 vacant judicial positions across the superior courts of our country. The process, we are told, is aimed at
for the position on Tuesday, but the JSC did not make a recommendation after its deliberations. The Commission is having interviews this week to fill 22 vacancies in 11 superior and specialist courts, Homoto Modise reports. On Tuesday, the Judicial Service
When there are candidates to come forward. But it is also important for the Judicial Service Commission to not follow this idea of appointing at all costs. So if the quality of the candidate is not up to standard, then it is an acceptable outcome that they
candidates on their ability to deliver judgments on time. But we know that later in the week, the Judicial Service Commission will be sending some judges to a judicial conduct tribunal for failing to deliver judgments on time. So it is something that the JSC
myself that, as many of the committee members are present, when we adopt the terms of reference, the Judicial Service Commission is seeking further public input on proposed reforms to judicial appointments, including secret ballot voting for candidates and
Good evening, I'm Sibs Matiella. The Judicial Service Commission has recommended three judges to be appointed to the Supreme Court of Appeal. The JSC had its first day of interviews today for the Superior Courts. Five candidates vying for a spot on the Supreme
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