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This document contains comprehensive information on the following study themes (and sub-themes), including the facts and legal principles of all relevant case law: Study theme 3.4: Crime against property and freedom of will (robbery; extortion; fraud; forgery and uttering; and housebreaking with intent) Study theme 3.5: Crimes against sexual morality and family life (incest; bestiality; and bigamy) Study theme 3.6: Crimes against public morality and religious feelings (public indecency; violation of a grave; violation of a corpse; and sexual acts with a corpse) Study theme 3.7: Crimes against the administration of justice and public administration (perjury; subordination of perjury; defeating or obstructing the course of justice; contempt of court; corruption; possession of child pornography; and hacking) Study theme 3.8: Crimes against the state (high treason; sedition; and public violence) Study theme 4: Punishment (theories of punishment; and forms of punishment) Study theme 5: Techniques in criminal trial practice (N/A) These notes draw on the written works of both Snyman and Burchell.

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PBL 420: CRIMINAL LAW




NNicola Irving

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, Table of Contents
Robbery: ........................................................................................................................................... 5
1. Definition: ............................................................................................................................. 5
2. Assault/theft: ....................................................................................................................... 5
3. Causal nexus between violence and taking: .............................................................. 6
(a) Preceding or simultaneous violence or threats: ................................................... 6
(b) Bag snatching and robbery:........................................................................................ 6
4. Robbery with aggravating circumstances: ................................................................. 7
Extortion:.......................................................................................................................................... 7
1. Definition: ............................................................................................................................. 7
2. Advantage: ........................................................................................................................... 8
3. Causal nexus: ..................................................................................................................... 8
4. Threats/fear: ........................................................................................................................ 9
Fraud: ................................................................................................................................................ 9
1. Definition/charge sheet: ................................................................................................... 9
2. Origin: ................................................................................................................................. 10
3. Misrepresentation: ........................................................................................................... 10
4. Prejudice: ........................................................................................................................... 12
(a) Any prejudice: ............................................................................................................... 12
(b) Potential prejudice:...................................................................................................... 12
5. Causation: .......................................................................................................................... 14
6. Attempt: .............................................................................................................................. 14
7. Intention: ............................................................................................................................ 14
Forgery and uttering: .................................................................................................................. 15
1. Definition/charge sheet: ................................................................................................. 15
2. Origin: ................................................................................................................................. 15
3. Forgery: .............................................................................................................................. 15
(a) Meaning: ......................................................................................................................... 15
(b) Manner: ........................................................................................................................... 16
(c) Distinction between forgery and fraud: ................................................................. 16
4. Document:.......................................................................................................................... 16
5. Prejudice: ........................................................................................................................... 16
6. Uttering: .............................................................................................................................. 17
7. Intention: ............................................................................................................................ 17
Housebreaking with intent: ....................................................................................................... 17
1. Definition: ........................................................................................................................... 17

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, 2. Origin: ................................................................................................................................. 18
3. Breaking: ............................................................................................................................ 18
4. Entering: ............................................................................................................................. 18
5. Premises: ........................................................................................................................... 18
6. Intent to commit a crime: ............................................................................................... 18
Practical example: ....................................................................................................................... 18
Study Theme 3.5: Crimes against sexual morality and family life .................................. 19
Incest:.............................................................................................................................................. 19
1. Statutory incest: ............................................................................................................... 19
2. Common law incest: ........................................................................................................ 20
Bestiality: ....................................................................................................................................... 20
1. Statutory bestiality: ......................................................................................................... 20
2. Common law bestiality: .................................................................................................. 21
Bigamy: ........................................................................................................................................... 21
Study Theme 3.6: Crimes against public morality and religious feelings .................... 22
Public indecency:......................................................................................................................... 22
Violation of a grave/corpse: ...................................................................................................... 23
1. Violation of a grave: ........................................................................................................ 23
2. Violation of a corpse: ...................................................................................................... 23
3. Sexual acts with a corpse: ............................................................................................. 23
Study Theme 3.7: Crimes against the administration of justice and public
administration ............................................................................................................................... 24
Perjury: ........................................................................................................................................... 24
Subordination of perjury:........................................................................................................... 24
Defeating or obstructing the course of justice: ................................................................... 25
Contempt of court:....................................................................................................................... 26
Corruption:..................................................................................................................................... 27
Possession of child pornography: .......................................................................................... 28
Hacking:.......................................................................................................................................... 31
Study Theme 3.8: Crimes against the state .......................................................................... 31
High treason: ................................................................................................................................. 32
Sedition: ......................................................................................................................................... 32
Public violence: ............................................................................................................................ 33
Study Theme 4: Punishment ......................................................................................................... 34
Study Theme 4.1: Theories of punishment ........................................................................... 34
Study Theme 4.2: Forms of punishment................................................................................ 35

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, Study Theme 5: Techniques in criminal trial practice ........................................................ 38




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Thank you for visiting my store! My name is Nicola. I am a law graduate from the University of Pretoria. My notes were created in close conjunction with the stipulated learning outcomes, textbooks, class material and tutorials. Applicable case law and journal articles are summarised in detail. The final year modules that I created notes for are: ABR 410, PBL 410, and SPR 400. If anything lacks clarity, please send me a message. Thank you for your support and happy studying!

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