PART I
COURTS, PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT & STRUCTURES OF GOVERNMENT

Structure of Constitutional Analysis

• 1 A Baedeker to Constitutional Law of South Africa
  - Stu Woolman, Theunis Roux & Michael Bisop
• 2 Constitutional History
  - Stu Woolman & Jonathan Swanepoel
• 3 Constitutional Litigation
  - Matthew Chaskalson, Gilbert Marcus & Michael Bishop

Courts

• 4 Jurisdiction
  - Sebastian Seedorf
• 5 Rules & Procedure in Constitutional Matters
  - Kate Hofmeyr
• 6 Costs
  - Adrian Friedman
• 7 Standing, Ripeness & Mootness
  - Cheryl Loots
• 8 Amicus
  - Geoff Budlender
• 9 Remedies
  - Michael Bishop

Principles of Government

• 10 Democracy
  - Theunis Roux
• 11 Rule of Law, Legality and the Supremacy of the Constitution
  - Frank Michelman
• 12 Separation of Powers
  - Sebastian Seedorf & Sanele Sibanda
• 13 Founding Provisions
  - Chris Roederer
• 14 Co-operative Government
  - Stu Woolman & Theunis Roux
• 15 Legislative Competence
  - Victoria Bronstein
• 16 Conflicts
  - Victoria Bronstein

Structures of Government

• 17 National Legislative Authority
  - Steven Budlender
• 18 National Executive Authority
  - Christina Murray & Richard Stacey
• 19 Provincial Legislative Authority
  - Tshepo Madlingozi & Stu Woolman
• 20 Provincial Executive Authority
  - Christina Murray & Okyerebea Ampofo-Anti
• 21 Provincial Constitutions
  - Stu Woolman
• 22 Local Government
  - Nico Steytler & Jaap de Visser
• 23A Public Administration
  - Anshal Bodasing
• 23B Security Forces
  - Okyerebea Ampofo-Anti, Kim Robinson & Stu Woolman

24 Chapter Nine Institutions

• 24A Public Protector
  - Michael Bishop & Stu Woolman
• 24B Auditor General
  - Stu Woolman & Yolandi Schutte
• 24C SA Human Rights Commission
  - Jonathan Klaaren
• 24D Commission for Gender Equality
  - Cathi Albertyn
• 24E Independent Communication Authority of South Africa
  - Justine White
• 24F Commission for the Promotion & the Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities
  - Stu Woolman & Julie Soweto-Aullo
• 25 Public Procurement
  - Glenn Penfold & Pippa Reyburn
• 26 Traditional Leadership
  - Tom Bennett & Christina Murray
• 27 Public Finances
  - Ross Kriel & Mona Monadjem
• 28 Transitional Provisions
  - Matthew Chaskalson
• 29 Elections
  - Glenda Fick
• 30 International Law & International Agreements
  - Hennie Strydom & Kevin Hopkins

PART II
THE BILL OF RIGHTS

Operational Provisions

• 31 Application
  - Stu Woolman
• 32 Interpretation of the Bill of Rights
  - Lourens du Plessis
• 33 Interpretation of Socio-Economic Rights
  - Sandra Liebenberg
• 34 Limitations
  - Stu Woolman & Henk Botha

Substantive Provisions

• 35 Equality
  - Cathi Albertyn & Beth Goldblatt
• 36 Dignity
  - Stu Woolman
• 37 Reproductive Rights
  - Michelle O'Sullivan
• 38 Privacy
  - David McQuoid-Mason
• 39 Life
  - Marius Pieterse
• 40 Freedom and Security of the Person
  - Michael Bishop & Stu Woolman
• 41 Freedom of Religion, Belief and Opinion
  - Paul Farlam
• 42 Freedom of Expression
  - Dario Milo, Glenn Penfold & Anthony Stein
• 43 Freedom of Assembly
  - Stu Woolman
• 44 Freedom of Association
  - Stu Woolman
• 45 Political Rights
  - Jason Brickhill & Ryan Babiuch
• 46 Property
  - Theunis Roux
• 47 Children's Rights
  - Adrian Friedman & Angelo Pantazis
• 48 Land
  - Juanita Pienaar & Jason Brickhill
• 49 Sentencing and Punishment
  - Dirk Van Zyl Smit
• 50 Environment
  - Morne van der Linde & Ernst Basson
• 51 Criminal Procedure: Rights of Detained, Arrested & Accused Persons
  - Frank Snyckers & Jolandi le Roux
• 52 Evidence
  - PJ Schwikkard
• 53 Labour Relations
  - Carole Cooper
• 54 Freedom of Trade, Occupation and Profession
  - Dennis Davis
• 55 Housing
  - Kirsty McLean
  

56 Socio-Economic Rights

• 56A Health
  - David Bilchitz
• 56B Water
  - Anton Kok & Malcolm Langford
• 56C Food
  - Danie Brand
• 56D Social Security
  - Mia Swart
• 57 Education
  - Stu Woolman & Michael Bishop
• 58 Community Rights: Language, Culture & Religion
  - Stu Woolman
• 59 Access to Courts
  - Jason Brickhill & Adrian Friedman
• 60 Citizenship
  - Jonathan Klaaren
• 61 States of Emergency
  - Nicole Fritz
• 62 Access to Information
  - Jonathan Klaaren & Glenn Penfold
• 63 Just Administrative Action
  - Jonathan Klaaren & Glenn Penfold
• 64 Slavery, Servitude and Forced Labour
  - Stu Woolman & Michael Bishop
• 65 Official Languages
  - Iain Currie
• 66 Movement and Residence
  - Jonathan Klaaren