Constitutional rights in two worlds

Constitutional rights in two worlds

by Mark S. Kende

2009
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This text examines the South African Constitutional Court in detail to determine how it has functioned during the nation's transition and compares its rulings to those of the U.S. Supreme Court on similar rights issues.

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