Justice O'Regan: finding the aristotelian golden 'middle way'

This chapter explores whether it is possible to establish from Justice O���Regan���s judicial, academic and public record whether she has succeeded in navigating a justifiable middle way through the tensions arising between the imperatives of legality and experimentation, between rationality and imagination, and between deference and empathy.

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Human Science Research Council SA
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2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32382456
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Law in Society and Culture
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Justice O'Regan: finding the aristotelian golden 'middle way'

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Justice O'Regan: finding the aristotelian golden 'middle way'

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Abstract

This chapter explores whether it is possible to establish from Justice O���Regan���s judicial, academic and public record whether she has succeeded in navigating a justifiable middle way through the tensions arising between the imperatives of legality and experimentation, between rationality and imagination, and between deference and empathy.

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