Abstract
This edition of the JJS sees the first publication of a public lecture under the journal’s new rubric “Praelectiones tsa rona”, which is a combination of Latin and Sesotho meaning “Eminent lectures of ours”. I would like to thank my colleagues Mr Khanya Motshabi and Ms Lebo Moshe-Bereng for their inputs in coming up with a title that so aptly reflects – and celebrates – our unique and broadly South African legal and cultural heritage, and moreover does so in the Free State’s regional context.
Highlights
This edition of the JJS sees the first publication of a public lecture under the journal’s new rubric “Praelectiones tsa rona”, which is a combination of Latin and Sesotho meaning “Eminent lectures of ours”
Judge Dennis Davis delivering his lecture at the UFS on 13 May 2019. (Photograph by Sonia Small (Kaleidoscope Studios))
Summary
Judge Dennis Davis delivering his lecture at the UFS on 13 May 2019. (Photograph by Sonia Small (Kaleidoscope Studios)).
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