2006 index

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

SOUTH AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2006

INDEX

Volume 19

Compiled by

Rosemary Ku

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

University of KwaZulu Natal, Pietermaritzburg

(2006) 19 SACJ Index

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AUTHOR INDEX

Covers all articles, comments, reviews and recent cases

Page

ASHWORTH, A The sentencing guideline system in England and

Wales ...................................................................................................... 1 22

BEKINK, B When do parents go too far? Are South African parents

still allowed to chastise their children through corporate punish

ment in their private homes?................................................................ 173 191

CARSTENS, PA Medical negligence as a causative factor in South Afri

can African criminal law: novus actus interveniens or mere mis

adventure? .............................................................................................. 192 211

CHIRWA, DM The Bill of Rights Handbook 5th ed................................... 342 348

COWLING, M Criminal procedure: recent cases............ 95 111; 239 252; 359 374

HOCTOR, S Specific offences: recent cases ................... 87 94; 232 238; 354 359

HOFMAN, J Electronic evidence in criminal cases .................................... 257 275

HUSA, ER Maximum includes financial even in cases of domestic

violence .................................................................................................. 23 36

LIDOVHO, GJ Suggestions on the application of the bifurcated place

ment policy of the Department of Correctional Services.................. 212 232

MEINTJES VAN DER WALT, L Expert evidence: recommendations for

future research....................................................................................... 276 302

MEINTJES VAN DER WALT, L Fingerprint evidence: probing myth

and reality .............................................................................................. 152 172

NAUDE

´, BC ‘Testimonial’ hearsay and the right to challenge evidence. 320 333

PILLAY, A Constitutional application: recent cases ..... 126 140; 256 266; 387 396

PRICE, A ‘Dealing with differences’: admitting expert evidence to

stretch judicial thinking beyond personal experience, intuition

and common sense ............................................................................... 141 151

REDDI, M General principles of liability: recent cases ............................. 349 354

ROACH, K Principles of Criminal Law 3ed ............................................... 79 82

SCHMIDT HC and TREDOUX, CG Utilisation and usefulness of face

composites in the South African Police Service an evaluation

study ....................................................................................................... 303 314

SCHA

¨RF, W The dirty work of democracy: A year on the streets with

The SAPS................................................................................................ 83 86

SIMON, J Pre recorded videotaped evidence of child witnesses............ 56 78

SINGH, K Evaluating the ‘First Report’: The persistent problem of evi

dence and distrust of the complainant in the adjudication of sex

ual offences............................................................................................ 37 55

TERBLANCHE, S Sentencing: recent cases ................................... 119 125; 378 386

VAN DER WALT, T The right to a fair revisited: S v Jaipal...................... 315 319

WERLE, G Principles of international criminal law.................................... 228 232

WHITEAR NEL, N Evidence: recent cases ................... 112 118; 253 255; 375 377

WHITEAR NEL, N Intermediaries appointed in terms of s 170A of the

Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977: new developments?.................. 334 341

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