2010 index

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

SOUTH AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2010 INDEX

Volume 23

Compiled by

Rosemary Kühn

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

University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg

(2010) 23 SACJ Index

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AUTHOR INDEX

Covers all articles, comments, reviews and recent cases

Page

Ally, D Constitutional exclusion under s 35(5) of the Constitution:

should an accused bear a ‘threshold burden’ of proving that his

or her constitutional right has been infringed? ................................ 22-38

Basdeo, V The curse of corruption in the South African Police: A rot

from within .................................................................................... 385-400

Burchell, J Book review: Organised crime and proceeds of crime law

in South Africa by Albert Kruger .................................................. 177-182

Carnelley, C Recent cases: Gambling law ............................................ 439-453

Cole, RJV Recognising the centrality of disclosure to the realisation

of equality of arms in criminal proceedings in Botswana ........... 327-350

Cowling, M Recent cases: Criminal procedure..................................... 132-148

Du Plessis, M Recent cases: International criminal law ....................... 317-326

Freedman, W Recent cases: Constitutional Law ................................... 299-316

Freedman, W & Grant, B The protection of sex-workers from unlaw-

ful arrest ......................................................................................... 401-407

Herbig, FJW Criminal justice/criminology and forensic psychophysi-

ology: a symbiotic interface .............................................................. 78-97

Hoctor, S Recent cases: General principles and specif‌ic offences ...... 122-131

408-413

Jordaan, J Recent cases: General principles and specif‌ic offences ..... 269-276

Le Roux-Kemp, A Witness anonymity and the South African criminal

justice system ................................................................................. 351-370

Masiloane, D Dealing with an economic crisis:the diff‌iculty of polic-

ing illegal immigrants in South Africa .............................................. 39-54

Masiloane, DT & Knock, AM The impact of victim empowerment

centres ............................................................................................ 212-223

Meintjes-Van der Walt, L Human rights and the retention of DNA

samples, prof‌iles and f‌ingerprints: S and Marper v United King-

dom ............................................................................................. 107-121

Meintjes-van der Walt, L The chain of custody and formal admis-

sions ............................................................................................... 371-384

Meintjes-van der Walt, L Recent cases: Evidence .................. 149-158, 414-426

Montesh, M Transformation in the South African Police Service: the

implementation of aff‌irmative action and employment equity in

SAPS ................................................................................................... 55-77

Olivier, N & Williams, C The right to a fair trial in subsequent crim-

inal proceedings: How the Constitutional Court took matters

into its own hands in Shinga v The State ......................................... 1-21

Reddi, M Recent cases: Criminal Procedure ......................................... 277-288

Rodgers, MD The development and operation of negotiated justice

in the South African criminal justice system ................................ 239-262

Terblanche, S Recent cases: Sentencing ................................ 159-176, 427-438

Van der Bijl, C Rape as a materially-def‌ined crime: Could ‘any act

which causes sexual penetration’ include omissions? .................. 224-238

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