If you’re caught committing a violation of adjusted alert level 3 lockdown rules, there’s some very important information that you should be aware of.
Things seem to be going from bad to worse for the owners of that ‘hijacked’ property on Lochner Road.
Things went south for Catherine Deare when the “nice” tenants who moved into her house turned out to be an absolute nightmare.
Crime statistics have shown that drug-related convictions, even for possession of small quantities, are significantly higher than for other violations.
A new ruling in the Western Cape High Court has ensured that those in life partnerships can inherit should one of them die without leaving a will.
The grace period for vehicle licence renewals is officially over, which could mean fines and penalties if you miss today’s deadline.
I was recently taken to the CCMA by an employee who was dismissed at the end of her one month probation.
The divorced couple fighting over their daughter’s tattoo cleary haven’t taken into account that it’s permanent, no matter what the courts say.
Following a surge of killings, where defendants used “rough sex” as a defence, the UK is looking into making this inadmissible in court.
The South African government is facing a number of legal challenges at present, set to play out in courtrooms across the country.
A lawyer weighs in on what could happen if you’re caught advertising illicit alcohol or tobacco products on social media.
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.
If you find yourself in New Zealand make sure to show the Whanganui River the same respect you show your fellow human beings.
Strap in, because this story has it all – from talking animals to religious battles, saints, and booze.
The controversial land expropriation bill is up for public comment, and you only have until the end of January to have your say.
The Supreme Court of Appeal has declared the controversial definition of ‘hate speech’ unconstitutional. It now has a new definition, so get up to speed.
The Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill defines certain messages as illegal, and punishable with jail time and/or a fine.
You know how you lost phone privileges when you misbehaved as a teenager? The City of Cape Town is going ‘full parent’ with its new by-law.
A new law in California wants to reclassify independent contractors like Uber drivers as employees, and the ride-hailing company is pushing back.
The photographer who used a drone to capture the image that cuts to the core of the protests against gender-based violence could be in a lot of trouble.
The ongoing protests in Hong Kong turned very violent this past weekend, as police used extreme force to disband pro-democracy protesters.
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.
A South African court has ruled that publicly displaying the Apartheid-era flag now constitutes hate speech.
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Bill includes a demerit system that could hold serious implications for South African motorists.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a new bill into law that has some serious repercussions for how driving offences are handled.
A special judicial review has revealed the extremely lenient suspended sentences handed down by a Durban magistrate to convicted child rapists.
The US Supreme Court is relaxing their laws on vulgar language, which granted this chap a long-sought trademark. Not everyone is pleased.
An email scam is now doing the rounds, which is so effective that even law firms aren’t safe from hackers and fraudsters.
The National Minimum Wage has been signed into law, in the hope that it will lay the foundations for combatting economic inequality.
A whistleblower, who goes by the pseudonym ‘Fresh’, has exposed a link between rhino poachers and corrupt officials in the South African judiciary.