LEV3701 Assignment
2 Semester 2 2024
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September 2024
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The Law of Evidence in South Africa
LEV3701 Assignment 2 QUIZ (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2024
(150377)- DUE 4 September 2024 ; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted
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1.00 QUIZ Consider the following statements about admissions and choose
the correct option: 1. Evidence about an involuntary pointing out will be
admissible if a relevant fact is discovered because of such apointing out. 2.
Formal admissions in civil matters can be withdrawn without permission from
the court. 3. Section 218(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977
essentially states that evidence of any fact may beadmitted at criminal
proceedings, notwithstanding that the witness discovered such fact only in
consequence ofinformation given by an accused in a confession or statement
which is not admissible. 4. Formal admissions in criminal matters are so called
because a magistrate must formally confi rm and reduce themto writing before
the trial commences. Clear my choice UNISA 2024 LEV3701-24-S2
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of 1.00 QUIZ The accused, a medical doctor, is charged with two counts of
sexual assault on two female patients that allegedly occurredwhile they were
under hypnosis. The fi rst count alleges that he had sexually assaulted a
woman called
Question 1: Admissions
Evaluate the following statements about admissions and select the correct option:
1. An involuntary pointing out is admissible if it leads to the discovery of a relevant
fact.
o Incorrect: Generally, involuntary admissions or pointing outs are inadmissible as
they are not made voluntarily.
2. Formal admissions in civil matters can be withdrawn without requiring court
permission.
o Incorrect: Typically, formal admissions in civil cases cannot be withdrawn
without the court's permission.
3. Section 218(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 allows for the admission of
evidence discovered due to information provided by an accused in a confession or
statement, even if that confession or statement is inadmissible.
2 Semester 2 2024
(150377)- DUE 4
September 2024
[Type the document subtitle]
[Pick the date]
[Type the company name]
, )
Book
The Law of Evidence in South Africa
LEV3701 Assignment 2 QUIZ (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2024
(150377)- DUE 4 September 2024 ; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted
solutions and explanations.
Ensure your success with us.. Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of
1.00 QUIZ Consider the following statements about admissions and choose
the correct option: 1. Evidence about an involuntary pointing out will be
admissible if a relevant fact is discovered because of such apointing out. 2.
Formal admissions in civil matters can be withdrawn without permission from
the court. 3. Section 218(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977
essentially states that evidence of any fact may beadmitted at criminal
proceedings, notwithstanding that the witness discovered such fact only in
consequence ofinformation given by an accused in a confession or statement
which is not admissible. 4. Formal admissions in criminal matters are so called
because a magistrate must formally confi rm and reduce themto writing before
the trial commences. Clear my choice UNISA 2024 LEV3701-24-S2
Welcome Message Assessment 2 Question 2 Not yet answered Marked out
of 1.00 QUIZ The accused, a medical doctor, is charged with two counts of
sexual assault on two female patients that allegedly occurredwhile they were
under hypnosis. The fi rst count alleges that he had sexually assaulted a
woman called
Question 1: Admissions
Evaluate the following statements about admissions and select the correct option:
1. An involuntary pointing out is admissible if it leads to the discovery of a relevant
fact.
o Incorrect: Generally, involuntary admissions or pointing outs are inadmissible as
they are not made voluntarily.
2. Formal admissions in civil matters can be withdrawn without requiring court
permission.
o Incorrect: Typically, formal admissions in civil cases cannot be withdrawn
without the court's permission.
3. Section 218(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 allows for the admission of
evidence discovered due to information provided by an accused in a confession or
statement, even if that confession or statement is inadmissible.
