No. , August 2019
Index
- The tension between legal theory and policy considerations in the general principles of criminal law
- A provocative response to subjectivity in the criminal law
- New perspectives on the criminal liability of corporate bodies
- ‘A wall of words’: Redefining the offence of rape in South African law
- Silence and common sense
- Must we have a theory of proof?
- Undue delay in criminal cases: The Scottish and South African courts’ response
- Stumbling at the first step? Lost opportunity in the transformation of the South African justice system?
- The business of child justice
- Mandatory and minimum sentences: Considering s 51 of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1997
- Civil disabilities of former prisoners in a constitutional democracy: Building on the South African experience
- Hague law comes home: Prosecuting weapons offences at the International Criminal Court
- Defining the crime of aggression: An important agenda item for the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court
- The trend to ‘universal extradition’ over subsidiary universal jurisdiction in the suppression of transnational crime
- The development of asset forfeiture law in the United States