Companies to Revamp Crumbling Courts, Says Justice Minister

Companies to revamp crumbling courts, says justice minister

South Africa’s Department of Justice and Constitutional Development will heed advice from the finance minister and ask private companies to help revamp dilapidated court buildings due to budget limitations.

South Africa to Tap Private Firms to Revamp Crumbling Courts

South Africa’s Department of Justice and Constitutional Development will heed advice from the finance minister and ask private companies to help revamp dilapidated court buildings due to budget limitations.

Judiciary budgets for enhanced security in courts as business community offers to rebuild torched courthouse

Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Winfrida Mokaya announced the measures during a visit to the Kikuyu and Dagoretti Law Courts on Thursday, where she assessed ongoing recovery efforts following the violence that erupted during the June 25 demonstrations. - Kenya breaking news

Parliament divided as Justice Department tables R25.4bn budget

By Thapelo Molefe Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has presented a R25.4 billion budget to address deep-rooted challenges in the justice system.  While the African National Congress (ANC) and government highlighted progress on state capture cases, gender-based violence and corruption recovery, opposition parties rejected the budget as inadequate and a firewall against accountability. Kubayi told the National Assem…

Tyler Tech and the Perils of Privatization - Legal Profession

Todd Venook, Enterprise Justice: Tyler Technologies and the Privatizing Court, available at SSRN. (June 4, 2025). Nora Freeman Engstrom In Enterprise Justice: Tyler Technologies and the Privatizing Court, forthcoming in the Yale Law Journal, Todd Venook pulls back the curtain on Tyler Technology, an obscure company headquartered in Plano, Texas that provides the technology to the courts that serve a majority of Americans. Todd begins by explain…