S v Sibiya
| Jurisdiction | South Africa |
| Judgment Date | 13 February 2004 |
| Citation | 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W) |
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9 practice notes
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2007 index
...420S v Shaik 2007 (1) SACR 318 (SCA) ..................................................... 419-420S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W) .......................................................... 408-409S v Sikhipha 2006 (2) SACR 439 (SCA)........................................ 13-114; 119S v Sin......
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2005 index
...291–292S v Sibeko 1995 (1) SACR 186 (W) .......................................................... 386–387S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W) ................................................ 213–218; 224–227S v Simanga 1998 (1) SACR (Ck) ...............................................................
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S v Ndlovu; S v Sibisi
...(2) SACR 217 (T): referred to S v Rudman and Another; S v Mthwana 1992 (1) SACR 70 (A) (1992 (1) SA 343): referred to B S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W): not S v Tshidiso 2002 (1) SACR 207 (W): compared S v Visser 2001 (1) SACR 401 (C): referred to. Unreported Cases S v Magagula (WLD case No......
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Case Review: Criminal Procedure
...that they face the possibility of a minimum sentence being imposed. (See, for example, S v Ndlovu 2004 (2) SACR 70 (W) and S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W)).However, what is at issue in this regard is the question of precisely when the accused should be informed. Thus in Ndlovu’s case the ac......
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6 cases
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S v Ndlovu; S v Sibisi
...(2) SACR 217 (T): referred to S v Rudman and Another; S v Mthwana 1992 (1) SACR 70 (A) (1992 (1) SA 343): referred to B S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W): not S v Tshidiso 2002 (1) SACR 207 (W): compared S v Visser 2001 (1) SACR 401 (C): referred to. Unreported Cases S v Magagula (WLD case No......
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S v Ndlovu; S v Sibisi
...case (supra) has been followed in S v Magagula (WLD case No A162/02, unreported), S v Ndlovu 2004 (2) SACR 70 (W) and S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W). E In evaluating the overall position, the series of rape cases starting with Mbambo (supra) require careful consideration. These decisions a......
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S v Komane
...in that regard (S v Manale [2000] 4 All SA 463 (NC); S v Nkonde 2001 (1) SACR 538 (W). S v Matladi 2002 (2) SACR 447 (T); S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W); that did not happen in this case. Consequently, there is no indication as to precisely how Mr Komane was advised of his right to legal. ......
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S v Mabuza and Others
...Nkomo 2007 (2) SACR 198 (SCA): dictum in para [3] applied S v Radebe; S v Mbonani 1988 (1) SA 191 (T): approved and applied S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W): not approved B S v Sikhipha 2006 (2) SACR 439 (SCA): dictum in para [10] S v Williams and Others 1995 (2) SACR 251 (CC) (1995 (3) SA 6......
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3 books & journal articles
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2007 index
...420S v Shaik 2007 (1) SACR 318 (SCA) ..................................................... 419-420S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W) .......................................................... 408-409S v Sikhipha 2006 (2) SACR 439 (SCA)........................................ 13-114; 119S v Sin......
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2005 index
...291–292S v Sibeko 1995 (1) SACR 186 (W) .......................................................... 386–387S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W) ................................................ 213–218; 224–227S v Simanga 1998 (1) SACR (Ck) ...............................................................
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Case Review: Criminal Procedure
...that they face the possibility of a minimum sentence being imposed. (See, for example, S v Ndlovu 2004 (2) SACR 70 (W) and S v Sibiya 2004 (2) SACR 82 (W)).However, what is at issue in this regard is the question of precisely when the accused should be informed. Thus in Ndlovu’s case the ac......