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Well-structured SJD1501 Assignment 5 (ANSWERS) Semester 2 2025 - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED. (DETAILED ANSWERS - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED!)..... 1. Please share your ideas on how we can improve bail provisions to better protect our society from GBV. Please share up to five ideas, along with a short explanation of why each one is important. (10 marks) Use the following format: Idea 1: ................ (1) Motivation: ................. (1) [Maximum 50 words] Idea 2: ................ (1) Motivation: ................. (1) [Maximum 50 words] Idea 3: ................ (1) Motivation: ................. (1) [Maximum 50 words] Idea 4: ................ (1) Motivation: ................. (1) [Maximum 50 words] Idea 5: ................ (1) Motivation: ................. (1) [Maximum 50 words] 2. What roles do you believe victims of GBV or their loved ones should have in bail hearings? (maximum 200 words, 8 Marks) Provide one example of South African case law about bail proceedings of victims or their loved ones. IMPORTANT: You must include the complete case name (case number, court, and so on) and, in no more than two lines, the purpose of the case (2 Marks). Use the following format: 2.1 Discussion on the roles of victims or loved ones: ............................................................ (8) [Max 200 words] Example of the case law. 2.2 The South African case: ............... (1) Purpose: ................... (1) 3. What do you think is the impact on victims and communities when alleged GBV perpetrators are granted bail? (8 MARKS) IMPORTANT: You must include the complete case name (case number, court, and so on) and, in no more than two lines, the purpose of the case (2 Marks). Use the following format: 3.1 Discussion on the roles of victims or loved ones: ............................................................ (8) [Max 200 words] Example of the case law. 3.2 The South African case: ............... (1) Purpose: ................... (1)

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SJD1501
Assignment 5 Semester 2 2025
2 2025 781454
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Due date: 20 October 2025
QUESTION 1

Idea 1: Deny bail for repeat GBV offenders

Motivation: If an accused has past GBV charges or convictions, they should not be granted
bail. This reduces the risk of reoffending while awaiting trial and shows that the justice
system takes survivors' safety seriously.

Idea 2: Compulsory victim input before bail decisions

Motivation: The survivor's voice must be heard in court before bail is granted. This gives
the court insight into the risks and emotional harm the victim may face if the accused is
released.




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