Magistrates demand independence from the Department of Justice's grip
JAG coordinator Rohan Roopnarian said although magistrates exercise their authority under Section 165 of the Constitution, they are still dependent on DoJ…
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The recommendations were first adopted by the 2023 conference. Karikan said magistrates deal with criminal, civil, family, and regional matters. “Benefits typically include pension contributions, medical aid subsidies, and limited allowances, but these fall short of those enjoyed by superior court judges,” he said.
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The recommendations were first adopted by the 2023 conference.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Karikan said magistrates deal with criminal, civil, family, and regional matters. “Benefits typically include pension contributions, medical aid subsidies, and limited allowances, but these fall short of those enjoyed by superior court judges,” he said.
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