All Constitutional Courts and Comparative Constitutionalism

Companion pieces on a specific constitutional court, its founding cases and the values its jurisprudence established. Belongs here: the four-part account of the Makwanyane case that abolished South Africa's death penalty and the Ubuntu value it drew on, and the piece on Constitution Hill, the building housing South Africa's Constitutional Court. Does not belong here: a piece about a constitutional doctrine considered in the abstract with no single founding court or building at its center, grouped under legal philosophy and rule of law doctrine instead.