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Rhodes LLB students set to work at top SA court

_Gr0cCc0Tts_By _Gr0cCc0Tts_July 23, 2009No Comments2 Mins Read
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Rhodes University LLB final year students, Chris McConnachie and John Shija have been chosen to work as clerks in the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg.

Rhodes University LLB final year students, Chris McConnachie and John Shija have been chosen to work as clerks in the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg.

McConnachie will take his newly appointed position in January while Shija will start working from June 2010 till July 2011.

McConnachie has been appointed to the office of Chief Justice Pius Langa and Shija to Justice Yvonne Mokgoro. "I am very excited. It is going to be an incredible time to be at the court," said McConnachie. Shija is also proud of his achievement, “ I am looking forward to working at the Constitutional Court, it is a great honour.”

The post is advertised annually to Rhodes students mainly from the Law faculty. Out of the candidates that have applied from across the country, 50 applicants were chosen for the interview. Shija and McConnachie were the only Rhodes students that were successful.

Being a clerk involves different tasks including research, drafting memorandums, sitting in court with judges and taking note of arguments, administration work and assisting in the preparation of judgements.
After his year in practice, McConnachie hopes to get a scholarship at a university abroad so he can do his Masters in Law. Shija will start working for a law firm called Webber Wentzel in Johannesburg in January in 2010

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