2005 index

• Date: 16 August 2019
• Published date: 16 August 2019

SOUTH AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2005 INDEX

Compiled by

Rosemary Kühn

BA (Hons) H Dip (Lib Sci) B Bibl (Hons) M Bibl

University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg

(2005) 18 SACJ Index

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AUTHOR INDEX

Covers all articles, comments, reviews and recent cases

Page

ALLY, D Pillay and Others v S:Trial fairness; the doctrine of

discoverability; and the concept of ‘detriment’ – the impact

of the Canadian section 24 (2) provision on South African

section 35 (5) jurisprudence ............................................................ 66-76

BENNUN, EM The Mushwana report and prosecution policy ................. 279-305

BERG, J The rise of ‘tik’ and the crime rate .............................................. 306-328

BOOTH, C and DU PLESSIS, M The International Criminal Court

and victims of sexual violence ........................................................ 241-258

COWLING, M Criminal procedure ................................... 88-105; 209-228; 353-376

HOCTOR, S Specif‌i c offences .................................................................. 341-352

KUBISTA, N J ‘Substantial and compelling circumstances’: Sentencing of

rapists under the mandatory minimum sentencing scheme ............ 77-86

LOUW, R Specif‌i c offences ...................................................................... 205-208

MCQUOID-MASON, D Pacemakers and ‘living wills’: Does turning down

a pacemaker to allow death with dignity constitute murder? ......... 24-40

MEINTJES-VAN DER WALT, L Principles of evidence ............................... 203-204

MEINTJES-VAN DER WALT, L Shattering the silence: How glass

analysis speaks .................................................................................. 56-65

MÜLLER, K and VAN DER MERWE, A Judicial management in child abuse

cases: Empowering judicial off‌i cers to be ‘the boss of the court’.... 41-55

PILLAY, A Constitutional application .............................. 121-125; 233-240; 400-416

POWELL, CH Terrorism and the separation of powers in the national

and international sphere .................................................................. 151-166

REDDI, M Battered woman syndrome: Should it be admitted as

evidence in South African criminal law? .......................................... 259-278

REDDI, M General principles .................................................................87; 335-340

ROACH, K A comparison of South African and Canadian anti terrorism

legislation ......................................................................................... 127-150

SCHÄRF, W The Number: One man’s search for identity in the

Cape underworld and prison gangs (Jonny Steinberg) .................. 329-334

SCHWIKKARD, PJ and VAN DER MERWE, Principles of Evidence ......... 203-204

SIBANDA, O The South African corruption law and bribery of

foreign public off‌icials in international business transactions:

A comparative analysis ..................................................................... 1-23

SMYTHE, D Moving beyond 30 years of Anglo-American rape law

reforms: legal representation for victims of sexual offences ............ 167-186

TERBLANCHE, S Sentencing ......................................................... 109-120; 385-399

TERBLANCHE, SS and ROBERTS, JV Sentencing in South Africa:

lacking in principle but delivering justice? ...................................... 187-202

WHITEAR-NEL, N Evidence .......................................... 106-108; 229-232; 377-384

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