So when I leave the court, I'm going to have more than enough to do, just to carry on, maybe telling something of our journey to people who didn't go through that. And also reflecting on our successes on the court, which have been enormous, but also accepting the criticisms of our failures.
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Albie Sachs
Anti-apartheid lawyer; Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa
South Africa · b. 1935
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Albie Sachs is a South African lawyer, writer and former judge who was detained and tortured under apartheid and later lost an arm and the sight of one eye in a car bomb planted by South African security agents in Mozambique in 1988. Nelson Mandela appointed him to the first Constitutional Court of South Africa.
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