Spr 400 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document contains a comprehensive summary of the following learning outcomes, including case law, audio recordings and PowerPoint slides: Study Unit 4: Plea of guilty (and all sub-headings) Study Unit 5: Plea of not guilty (and all sub-headings) Study Unit 6: Trial and verdict (and all sub-headings) Study Unit 7: The sentence (and all sub-headings) I have created these notes in close conjunction with the prescribed textbook (Joubert (ed) Criminal Procedure Handbook 13th ed 2020).

This document contains a comprehensive summary of the following learning outcomes, including case law, audio recordings and PowerPoint slides: Semester 1: Subject 7: Bail and release on warning (and all sub-headings) Semester 2: Study Unit 1: Alternative procedures to finalise a criminal case (and all sub-headings) Study Unit 2: Indictments and charge sheets (and all sub-headings) Study Unit 3: Pleas (and all sub-headings) Study Unit 4: Plea of guilty (and all sub-headings) (incorporated into ...

Comprehensive summaries for Unit 1-4 of Criminal Procedure (SPR 400) which contain textbook information as well as class notes. They were made according to the learning objectives in the study guide and the memorandums posted on ClickUp during the Lockdown period.

Comprehensive summaries for Unit 1-4 of Criminal Procedure (SPR 400) which contain textbook information as well as class notes. They were made according to the learning objectives in the study guide and the memorandums posted on ClickUp during the Lockdown period.

SPR 400: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

This document contains a comprehensive summary of the following learning outcomes in the SPR 400: Study Guide: Subject 1: Introduction to criminal procedure law (and all sub-headings) Subject 2: The courts and prosecuting authority (and all sub-headings) Subject 3: Pre-trial procedures for children (and all sub-headings) Subject 4: Attendance of the accused in court (and all sub-headings) Subject 5: N/A Subject 6: N/A Subject 7: Bail and release on warning (and all sub-headings) I have created ...

Diversion = alternative procedure when the accused acknowledges guilt. DIVERSION:The objects of the Act, as set out in section 2, include the use of diversion as a meansto prevent children being exposed to the adverse effects of the formal justice system.  Diversion is an avenue to prevent above from happening. DEFINITION OF DIVERSION:Diversion involves the referral of cases away from the formal criminal courtprocedures where there exists a suitable amount of evidence to prosecute.  ...

SPR 400 semester test 1 University of Pretoria complete full summarized notes Textbook notes: The sections in the CRSA which are applicable to criminal procedure are s7, 8 (application of the BOR), 8(2), 35 (rights of arrested, accused and detained persons), 36 (limitation clause), 37 (states of emergency), 38 (enforcement of rights) and s39 (interpretations clause). Para 1.1 Substantive law: Legal rules determining the rights and duties of individuals and the state, incorporates pri...

SPR 400 GUILTY (112) & NOT GUILTY (115) PLEAS complete practice material University of Pretoria A magistrate may question an accused in terms of sections 112 and 115 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 51 of 1977. What is the difference in questioning pertaining to the two sections? (2) Danny Davis is charged with reckless driving in that on 6 June 2010 he skipped a stop street and thereafter drove on to the pavement and crashed into the perimeter wall of a property at 456 Burnett street. D...