LEV3701
ASSIGNMENT 1
807271
&
ASSIGNMENT 2
633055
2021 – SUPER SEMESTER
This document is to be used for comparison, research and reference purposes only.
Directly submitting and/or reselling/distribution / reproduction any part of this document is not permitted.
Monique Kruyshaar
, PREVIEW OF:
Assignment 1
Question 1:
Is evidence given by an accused during his bail application admissible against him at the trial?
Discuss with reference to S v Dlamini 1999 (2) SACR 51 (CC).
Answer:
The privilege against self-incrimination is manifested in various rights which are contained in the Bill
of Rights, including the rights of an arrested person to remain silent (s 35(1)(a)), or not to be
compelled to make any confession or admission that could be used in evidence against that person
(section 35(1)(c)), and the right of an accused person to be presumed innocent, and not…
_________________________________________
PREVIEW OF:
Assignment 2
Question 1
In terms of South African law, the law of evidence forms part of …
Answer:
2. The law of evidence is closely linked to criminal and civil procedure and forms part of that branch
of the law commonly referred to as adjective law or adjectival law.
This document is to be used for comparison, research and reference purposes only. Directly
submitting and/or reselling/ distribution / reproduction any part of this document is not permitted.
ASSIGNMENT 1
807271
&
ASSIGNMENT 2
633055
2021 – SUPER SEMESTER
This document is to be used for comparison, research and reference purposes only.
Directly submitting and/or reselling/distribution / reproduction any part of this document is not permitted.
Monique Kruyshaar
, PREVIEW OF:
Assignment 1
Question 1:
Is evidence given by an accused during his bail application admissible against him at the trial?
Discuss with reference to S v Dlamini 1999 (2) SACR 51 (CC).
Answer:
The privilege against self-incrimination is manifested in various rights which are contained in the Bill
of Rights, including the rights of an arrested person to remain silent (s 35(1)(a)), or not to be
compelled to make any confession or admission that could be used in evidence against that person
(section 35(1)(c)), and the right of an accused person to be presumed innocent, and not…
_________________________________________
PREVIEW OF:
Assignment 2
Question 1
In terms of South African law, the law of evidence forms part of …
Answer:
2. The law of evidence is closely linked to criminal and civil procedure and forms part of that branch
of the law commonly referred to as adjective law or adjectival law.
This document is to be used for comparison, research and reference purposes only. Directly
submitting and/or reselling/ distribution / reproduction any part of this document is not permitted.
