In addition to her experience at the London Bar, Janet has extensive experience of litigation in courts at all levels in South Africa. From her first year of practice onwards, Janet has appeared in leading cases before the Constitutional Court of South Africa, generally without a leader, addressing argument to an eleven-member bench of South Africa’s top judges. She has experience of large-scale commercial arbitration. Janet acts for and against a range of public bodies and regulatory authorities. Janet is a co-author and editor of Constitutional Law of South Africa, which is frequently cited by courts at all levels in South Africa. Janet completed a BA Honours in political science and industrial sociology at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. She then went as a Rhodes Scholar first to Balliol College, Oxford, where she completed a BA in law and then to the London School of Economics where she obtained an LLM. Janet returned to South Africa to teach law at the University of the Witwatersrand for five years after which she was admitted to the Johannesburg Bar in 1994. In 1999 Janet was called to the Bar in England.  She has practised as a barrister at matrix since 2001. For details of Janet Kentridge's case law practice, please see Notable Cases. For a printable version (.pdf) of Janet Kentridge's CV, please download from here. If you would like any further information regarding Janet Kentridge's practice, please contact her Practice Team, or call +44 (0)20 7404 3447.