Francois Lion-Cachet
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Defamed in a day, only vindicated in years
The tension in South African defamation law: motion vs action proceedings
Jul 20
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Who is that man always at Joburg High Court?
Busted in the foyer
Jul 8
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Johannesburg is South Africa’s judicial capital, not Bloemfontein
They represent competing legal cultures, but one comes out on top
Jul 3
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On making ‘justice under a tree’ a justiciable norm
The imperative of taking our constitutional philosophy further
Jul 1
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June 2026
My Lord, My Lady, Your Worship: a case for a uniform address of 'Justice'
Why the High and Magistrates' courts should also adopt ‘Justice’ as honorific
Jun 19
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What about the elephants at Joburg Zoo?
The arguments on both sides of the Johannesburg Zoo elephant case
Jun 14
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Law is a performance. Who gets to appear?
Art, law, and the aesthetics of justice
Jun 6
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April 2026
The empty pavilion: what Goliath v McKenzie tells us about South Africa's neglected constitutional stage
At the event where global politics are performed, South Africa has gone quiet
Apr 20
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