The interviews are for two vacancies in the Constitutional Court and a number of vacancies at various high court divisions
CAPE TOWN - The Judicial Service Commission will from Tuesday interview candidates nominated for positions in various superior courts.
They will also be the first JSC interviews following the controversial interviews for chief justice in February. Meanwhile, civil society organisations do not want the JSC to proceed with any new interviews for judicial appointments until a code of conduct for commissioners had been published.
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