Howard dembovsky
Justice Project SA founder Howard Dembovsky passes away
The news was confirmed by Dembovsky's ex-wife, Angela.
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RTIA: Motorists can't be issued with arrest warrants for failing to pay fines
The agency said that this provision has been removed from the Aarto Act and the only way that law enforcement could get motorists to pay their outstanding fines was through issuing enforcement orders.
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Rising enforcement orders see criminals scam motorists desperate to clear fines
There are growing concerns as criminals continue to outsmart authorities and unsuspecting motorists by promising to clear traffic fines and this is blamed partly on rising enforcement orders.
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It could take years to get criminal record for lockdown breach expunged - expert
The Justice Project South Africa's Howard Dembovsky said that of the thousands who'd paid admission of guilt fines for lockdown offences, some, but not all, would have criminal records.
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Aarto Act will hit SA motorists in a drastic way - Justice Project South Africa
The Justice Project South Africa's Howard Dembovsky said that motorists would be judged on a demerit points system, which could result in the suspension of their licences.
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JPSA’s Howard Dembovsky ‘confident’ of court challenge against Aarto Act
Dembovsky gave an update of his case in Tshwane on Tuesday. He launched the application two years ago to question certain provisions of the act.
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RTMC's proposed review of driving laws a recipe for disaster, says JPSA
The RTMC has announced that it is considering having the K53 method reviewed and having novice drivers accompanied by experienced drivers for the first six months behind the wheel.
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JPSA warns motorists of bogus ‘advice’ on warrants of arrest
JPSA says warrants of arrest in respect of road traffic infringements have not existed in the cities of Tshwane and Johannesburg since 2008.
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Outrage after pregnant woman allegedly assaulted by cops
Rikky Minyuku was allegedly assaulted & accused of faking her citizenship.
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Jub Jub's initial charge questioned
The Justice Project of South Africa says he shouldn't have been charged with murder in the first place.
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JHB motorists embark on drive protests against e-tolls
Motorists and bikers are driving through Johannesburg this morning, in protest against e-tolling.
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Jaca's lawyer questions authenticity of plate pics
The pictures purportedly show false number plates fixed to Ndumiso Jaca's car and motorbike.
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JPSA to tackle Sanral, NPA on e-tolls
The NPA appointed two senior advocates to focus specifically on cases referred by the roads agency.
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‘Malema & Hofmeyr treated preferentially’
The Justice Project SA says the men were both given unusually lenient treatment after their speeding arrests.
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Secret Service employee in hot water
A Jaguar that crashed into a Lyttelton house is owned by an employee of the Secret Service.
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JMPD can't refuse to renew licences - JPSA
The JMPD threatened not renew the driver’s licences of those with outstanding fines.
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JPSA calls for traffic law changes
Justice Project South Africa says government officials should pay traffic fines like everyone else
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Cabinet's e-toll appeal questioned
Various organisations have criticised cabinet's decision to appeal against the e-toll ruling.
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Aarto launch date unclear
The Transport Department on Wednesday said that the minister has not yet officially announced a date for...
