CMY3705 (Victimology) –Assignment 01 Semester 2
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, Table of Contents
1. Introduction.............................................................................................3
2. Definition of key concepts.......................................................................3
3. Victimological theory...............................................................................4
4. Policy Development in South Africa.........................................................4
5. Practical Implementation.........................................................................5
6. Conclusion...............................................................................................6
7. References...............................................................................................7
Solutions
Due date: 21 SEPTEMBER 2025
FOR EXAMS, PORTFOLIO, AND ASSIGNMENT
ASSISTANCE WHATSAPP
083 286 8465 EMAIL:
Disclaimer: This document is provided for educational purposes only and represents the
original work of the author, intended solely for learning, research, and reference. No part of
this material has been generated using AI tools, and all sources, where applicable, have been
properly acknowledged to ensure zero plagiarism. By using or submitting this document, you
agree to use it only as a guide for academic purposes, accept full responsibility for any
academic or legal consequences arising from plagiarism, misuse, or institutional violations, and
comply with your institution’s code of conduct and academic regulations. Unauthorized
copying, distribution, resale, or commercial use of this material is strictly prohibited.
, Table of Contents
1. Introduction.............................................................................................3
2. Definition of key concepts.......................................................................3
3. Victimological theory...............................................................................4
4. Policy Development in South Africa.........................................................4
5. Practical Implementation.........................................................................5
6. Conclusion...............................................................................................6
7. References...............................................................................................7
