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The Preamble of the Constitution expresses: Detailed criminal procedures
The aims and values of the Constitution Tax regulations Court rules A bill
becomes law after it is: Approved by a judge Signed by the President
Debated by the public Published in a newspaper The criminal justice system
includes: Schools and hospitals Police, courts and correctional services Banks
and companies Traditional leaders only The right to freedom of expression is
protected in: Chapter 1 of the Constitution Chapter 2 of the Constitution The
Criminal Procedure Act The Correctional Services Act The legislature at
national level in South Africa is known as: The Cabinet The National
Prosecuting Authority Parliament The Supreme Court An accused person is
presumed innocent: After sentencing Until proven guilty in a court of law
After arrest After confession The Constitution limits government power in
order to: Strengthen political parties Protect fundamental rights Reduce
elections Support only majority groups Which branch of government is
responsible for interpreting and applying the law? The legislature The
executive The judiciary The cabinet The supreme law of the Republic of
South Africa is: The Criminal Procedure Act The Bill of Rights The Constitution
Common law The Bill of Rights protects the rights of: Citizens only
Government officials All people in South Africa Members of Parliament only
The separation of powers refers to: The division of land between provinces
The sharing of power between political parties The division of government
into three branches The division of courts into levels Parliament forms part
of: The judiciary The executive The legislature The civil service The President
of South Africa forms part of: The legislature The executive The judiciary The
Constitutional Court Common law in South Africa is mainly developed
through: Acts of Parliament Court decisions Municipal by laws Cabinet
resolutions A law passed by Parliament is also known as: A bill of rights
Legislation A judgement A regulation The Constitutional Court is the highest
court in matters relating to: Labour disputes Constitutional issues Divorce
cases Traffic offences Equality before the law means that: Only citizens are
protected Everyone is treated the same under the law Government officials
are above the law Courts decide cases based on status The Constitution of
the Republic of South Africa ensures that our… laws are fair and just. laws
are promoted and respected. justice is recognised and implemented. laws
SJD1501 Assignment 1 QUIZ (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 - DUE 19
March 2026
NO PLAGIARISM
[Pick the date]
[Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of
the document. Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of
the contents of the document.]
, Exam (elaborations)
SJD1501 Assignment 1 QUIZ (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 - DUE 19
March 2026
SJD1501 Assignment 1 QUIZ (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 - DUE
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The Preamble of the Constitution expresses: Detailed criminal procedures
The aims and values of the Constitution Tax regulations Court rules A bill
becomes law after it is: Approved by a judge Signed by the President
Debated by the public Published in a newspaper The criminal justice system
includes: Schools and hospitals Police, courts and correctional services Banks
and companies Traditional leaders only The right to freedom of expression is
protected in: Chapter 1 of the Constitution Chapter 2 of the Constitution The
Criminal Procedure Act The Correctional Services Act The legislature at
national level in South Africa is known as: The Cabinet The National
Prosecuting Authority Parliament The Supreme Court An accused person is
presumed innocent: After sentencing Until proven guilty in a court of law
After arrest After confession The Constitution limits government power in
order to: Strengthen political parties Protect fundamental rights Reduce
elections Support only majority groups Which branch of government is
responsible for interpreting and applying the law? The legislature The
executive The judiciary The cabinet The supreme law of the Republic of
South Africa is: The Criminal Procedure Act The Bill of Rights The Constitution
Common law The Bill of Rights protects the rights of: Citizens only
Government officials All people in South Africa Members of Parliament only
The separation of powers refers to: The division of land between provinces
The sharing of power between political parties The division of government
into three branches The division of courts into levels Parliament forms part
of: The judiciary The executive The legislature The civil service The President
of South Africa forms part of: The legislature The executive The judiciary The
Constitutional Court Common law in South Africa is mainly developed
through: Acts of Parliament Court decisions Municipal by laws Cabinet
resolutions A law passed by Parliament is also known as: A bill of rights
Legislation A judgement A regulation The Constitutional Court is the highest
court in matters relating to: Labour disputes Constitutional issues Divorce
cases Traffic offences Equality before the law means that: Only citizens are
protected Everyone is treated the same under the law Government officials
are above the law Courts decide cases based on status The Constitution of
the Republic of South Africa ensures that our… laws are fair and just. laws
are promoted and respected. justice is recognised and implemented. laws
