Arthur Chaskalson, chief justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, is winding down a remarkable semester as visiting professor at Columbia Law School. As a 32-year-old civil rights lawyer in 1963, Justice Chaskalson put apartheid on trial by defending Nelson Mandela. Chaskalson continued fighting apartheid for decades. He'll soon be honored as a giant of international jurisprudence at the U.N., where he's expected to accept the Peter Gruber Foundation's $200,000 Justice Award.
December 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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