Do we really need a dress code in courts?

Once again the question of dress code in our courts has arisen.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2015 - 00:00

I wonder if the Constitution has set out a dress code for attendees at court or is it our legal system attempting to force their own ‘British Colonial Dress and Behaviour’ on citizens of this Republic.

Perhaps your readers may have views/opinions on this matter?

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