2014 index

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

SOUTH AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2014 INDEX

Volume 27

Compiled by

Rosemary Kühn

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

University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg

(2014) 27 SACJ Index

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AUTHOR INDEX

Covers articles, focus, comments, review articles, statistics

Page

BOTHA, J and GOVINDJEE, A Regulating cases of ‘extreme hate

speech’ in South Africa: A suggested framework for a legislated

criminal sanction ........................................................................... 117-155

BOUWER, G P Search and seizure of electronic evidence: Division

of the traditional one-step process into a new two-step process

in a South African context ............................................................. 156-171

BURCHELL, J Protecting dignity under common law and the

constitution: the signif‌icance of crimen iniuria in South African

criminal law ................................................................................... 250-272

DU PLESSIS, MA (New) new regional International Criminal Court

for Africa? ....................................................................................... 199-209

DU PLESSIS, MA The long walk to accountability for international

crimes – ref‌lections from South Africa......................................... 404-447

DU TOIT, P Recent cases: Criminal procedure ........................................ 71-85

FREEDMAN, W Recent cases: Constitutional aspects of criminal

justice ............................................................................................. 466-486

HOCTOR, S Recent cases: General principles and specif‌ic offences ...... 63-71

JORDAAN, L Recent cases: General principles and specif‌ic offences . 210-221

KRESTON, SS Human traff‌icking legislation in South Africa: Consent,

coercion and consequences .............................................................. 20-36

MARKS, M and BRUCE, D Groundhog Day? Public order policing

twenty years into democracy ........................................................ 346-376

MEINTJES-VAN DER WALT, L Recent cases: Law of evidence ............. 438-452

MOLLEMA, N The legal framework to combat human traff‌icking in

Germany: a critical perspective ........................................................... 1-19

OKPALUBA, C Reasonable suspicion and conduct of the police

off‌icer in arrest without warrant: Are the demands of the Bill of

Rights a f‌ifth jurisdictional fact? .................................................... 325-345

PAIZES, A The law of evidence: Seven wishes for the next twenty

years ............................................................................................... 272-292

PHELPS, K Recent cases: Sentencing ................................................... 233-247

REDDI, M Recent cases: Criminal procedure ....................................... 222-233

REDDI, M and RAMJI, B The pre-trial right to silence whilst exercising

the right to access police dockets in South African law: a right

too far? ........................................................................................... 306-324

RUTHERFORD SMITH, S Graff‌iti: Is the writing on the wall

intelligible? ..................................................................................... 181-187

SACR 437 (CC) ............................................................................... 188-198

SCHWIKKARD, PJ Professional incompetence, voluntariness and the

right to a fair trial .......................................................................... 293-305

STEVENS, G P Dealing in drugs revisited: S v Mbatha 2012 (2) SACR

551 (KZP): Comment .................................................................. 37-47

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