A pivotal constitutional battle over the Sexual Offence Act has reached its conclusion in the Pretoria High Court, where a landmark ruling declared that the defence of “believed consent” will no longer hold ground.
A French retiree is accused of drugging his wife and then inviting dozens of men to rape her over almost a decade, in a case that has horrified the country.
Divorce proceedings began when their child was just five years old, and now, at 17, she has spent much of her life caught in the middle of a high-conflict divorce.
Police Minister Bheki Cele has been ordered to pay a hefty damages fine of R350,000 after arresting the wrong person.
There was a mutiny among the pawnshops last week when 78 of Cash Crusaders’ 150 non-corporate franchises cancelled their franchise agreements and started trading as Cash Xchange.
The Smiley Company is suing Etsy sellers who they claim are profiting off their smile, which is a far cry from the company’s goal of ‘spreading positivity through smiles, to make the world a happier, kinder place’.
Besides the number of applications and the circumstances around them, those in the know say that the applications were some of the most unusual they had seen.
Legal history is being made as an AI lawyer auditions for Megan’s replacement in ‘Suits’. Minus all the drama.
Who knew that playing games with the financial system would lead Boris Becker down a path to becoming a health and wellness shaman?
Under South African law, WhatsApp group admins could be held legally liable for other users’ posts.
I was recently taken to the CCMA by an employee who was dismissed at the end of her one month probation.
Last night, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, dropped the bomb that the government would be going back on the decision to allow the sale of tobacco products.
NASA is currently investigating what could be considered the first crime perpetrated in space, and it raises a few interesting legal conundrums.
The City of Cape Town is going to have a tough time enforcing a proposed by-law that wants people to stop swearing on beaches.
Once they decriminalised marijuana for personal and private use in South Africa, it was only a matter of time before the industry took off.
A 78-year-old man who was injured during a shopping trip has received a R150 000 settlement, after he sued SPAR for damages.
A group of students are facing disciplinary action after they posted a video of them smoking dagga through an apple.
The National Gambling Amendment Bill affects all areas of gaming, such as the lottery, casino gambling, horse racing, sports betting and online gambling.
The problem with lawyers is you often just want one quick answer from them. But they charge by the hour, and you have to ensure a formal sit down so everyone can play the game.
If you happen to use an array of emoticons to communicate with anyone and everyone, you could land yourself in a little bit of trouble with the law.
A recent criminal case has led to lawyers reminding admins of WhatsApp groups that they better watch out, because things can go south very quickly.
The question everyone has been asking is whether the #GuptaLeaks will be able to, once and for all, take down the man who has been stealing our state’s funds.
Following a court ruling from earlier this morning, the marijuana landscape in South Africa has forever been altered. This calls for a celebration.
After having a copyright claim thrown out of the Cape Town High Court, Media24 decided to appeal the ruling and take their case to the very top.
Roadblocks are never a good time, although if your’e clued up on exactly where you stand with the law it helps ease that tension.
Now that the States have legalised marijuana, they have to figure out how to tell if you’re driving stoned.
We all hate forking over our hard-earned cash for things like speeding fines, which is why it pays to know what rights you have when caught.
With the Apple Watch arriving on our shores and proving very popular the question of using it on the roads has begun to surface. Here’s what the law says.
Tweeters beware, a ruling from the Western Cape High Court yesterday may land all those using the hashtag #feesmustfall in some really hot water.
That’s if you believe the undertones of today’s Business Day article which details an ‘exodus’ over at Webber Wentzel.