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Corruption: A threat to our wildlife

buy this article By Kotie Geldenhuys  Corruption allows organised crime to function and flourish and wildlife crime, specifically the illegal wildlife trade, is no exception. The illegal wildlife trade is a highly profitable illicit business where corruption plays a significant role in enabling criminal networks to perpetrate, conceal and evade prosecution for their crimes. Corruption […]

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Strong, impressive and innovative SAPS witnesses – S v Akhona Ntombana

Buy this article Case law:There are still strong, impressive and innovative SAPS witnesses – S v Akhona Ntombana, case no 54/2022, circuit court sitting at the town of Komani (previously Queenstown), dated 29 November 2022 (ECG) Mr Akhona Ntombana (hereinafter referred to as the “rapist”), appeared before the circuit court* (“the court”) sitting at Komani,

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A bizarre case – S v Mashaba, High Court, Mbombela ref no R29/2022 dated 8 December 2022 (MB)

Buy this article In the words of the High Court (sitting as a review court) in Mbombela in Mpumalanga, this is “a bizarre case” (Afrikaans: ” ‘n bisarre saak”). It can best be described by reading the verbatim (word for word) judgment of the Mbombela review court, namely in paragraphs [1] to [6], where the

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The Dark Web: The vein feeding terrorist activities

buy this article By Kotie Geldenhuys   Terrorists and extremists have set up shop on the Internet: to recruit new members, spread their ideologies, and plan and coordinate activities across the world. The Internet provides a convenient platform for these groups to connect with like-minded individuals across the globe and amplify their messages. The dark

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Stop unlawful arrest and detention: A fresh, new look by the SCA at unlawful arrest and detention

– Diljan v Minister of Police (Case no 746/2021) [2022] ZASCA 103 (dated 24 June 2022) (SCA) Relevant legal provisions applicable to this judgmentSection 40(1)(b) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 (“the CPA”) provides as follows:“40 Arrest by peace officer without a warrant(1) A peace officer may [in Afrikaans text: ‘kan’] without warrant

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