CRIMINAL JUSTICE Criminal Law in South Africa 3e
Editor: G Kemp Authors: G Kemp, S Walker, R Palmer, D Baqwa, C Gevers, B Leslie and A Steynberg
Criminal Law in South Africa provides a comprehensive introduction to the framework of South African criminal law, and addresses relevant principles of international and trans-national criminal law. Primarily theoretical in approach, the text off ers succinct, clear discussion of common law principles and legislative provisions, with numerous case illustrations.
PAPERBACK 0CT 2018 OUP SA
784 PAGES 9780190723620 9780190721664
Pedagogical features highlight discussion points as additional guidance where moot or contentious criminal law issues are analysed. The text emphasizes the application of legal theory in order to solve legal problems, and this skill is supported by an annexure which demonstrates a methodology for solving problems in criminal law. The text’s overall objective is to state criminal law principles and concepts in a clear, accessible and applied manner, without sacrifi cing academic rigour, and to stimulate debate and independent reasoning.
The text is a valuable resource for law students, as well as for legal practitioners.
“Although this book is of immense value for the student, it is equally useful to a practitioner who needs a quick reference to a particular provision or who needs some guidance on a moot point of criminal law. Not to repeat myself, suffi cient to say that this book succinctly explains criminal law principles with excellent case illustrations, to balance out otherwise rigorous theory. Any book that deals with principles of substantive law has to captivate the imagination of the reader and draw his attention to the value of this subject. It is guaranteed that this book will achieve this objective and will also be a useful guide to practitioners. I was extremely impressed by the book’s introduction to several new off ences, such as the criminal provisions of the Companies Act 71 of 2008, as well as crimes such as terrorism, torture and human traffi cking which are all treaty-based and world-wide phenomena. ”
Dr Llewelyn Gray Curlewis, NEW Attorney at Pieterse & Curlewis Inc in Pretoria
New to this edition: The third edition provides a comprehensive review of recent legal developments, and addresses the rapid development of cybercrime. principles, institutions and issues.
Table of Contents Part 1 General Introduction • Part 2 General Principles of Criminal Law • Section 1: Unlawful conduct • Section 2: Criminal capacity • Section 3: Fault • Section 4: Degrees of participation in crime • Section 5: Incomplete crimes • Part 3 Specifi c Crimes • Section 1: Crimes against human life, the person and the family • Section 2: Property crimes • Section 3: Crimes against the community • Section 4: Crimes against the State and administration of justice • Section 5: Organized and commercial crime • Part 4 International criminal law
PAPERBACK JAN 2020 OUP SA
704 PAGES 9780190740245 9780190731793
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Criminal Procedure in South Africa
Editor: C Theophilopoulos Authors: C Theophilopoulos, J Omar, B Tshehla, C Marumoagae, Z Hlophe, S Singh, K Naidoo, A van der Merwe and A Steynberg
Criminal Procedure in South Africa off ers a concise, accessible and applied introduction to the theory and practice of criminal procedure. The work serves as a systematic guide to the various stages of the procedural system, and is designed to enable mastery of the rules, basic legal tests and practical steps that are required to implement various criminal procedures.
The text off ers a clear pedagogical framework that supports comprehension and develops independent, critical and applied engagement with the subject matter. Clear, structured explanation is supported by
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In addition, the text introduces multicultural perspectives of criminal law
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