CRW2602
EXAM
PACK
PAST
PAPERS
&
SOLUTIONS
,
Multiple
Choice
Question
1
a) An
accessory
after
the
fact
is
a
participant
who
furthers
the
commission
of
the
crime.
b) If
X
kills
Y
(his
wife)
and
then
asks
Z
(his
brother)
to
help
him
dispose
Y’s
body
into
the
river.
Z
can
be
charged
with
murder
because
he
is
an
accomplice.
c) The
distinction
between
a
direct
and
an
indirect
perpetrator
is
of
no
significance
for
purposes
of
determining
liability
1) Only
statement
(a)
is
correct
2) Only
statements
(a)
and
(
c)
is
correct
3) Only
statements
(b)
and
(a)
is
correct
4) Only
statements
(c
)
is
correct
5) None
of
the
statements
are
correct
Question
2
a)
In
Thebus,
liability
based
on
active
association
was
declared
constitutional.
b) In
Molimi
it
was
decided
that
if
the
conduct
differs
from
the
conduct
in
the
initial
mandate,
liability,
may
not
be
imputed
unless
each
of
the
latter
knew
or
foresaw
the
possibility
that
it
might
be
committed
and
reconciled
themselves
to
that
possibility.
c)
For
disassociation
or
withdrawal
from
common
purpose
to
take
place,
the
withdrawal
must
not
take
place
before
the
events
have
reached
the
commencement
of
the
execution.
1) Only
statements
(a)
and
(c)
are
correct
2) Only
statement
(b)
is
correct
3) Only
statements
(a)
and
(b)
are
correct
4) Only
statements
(c
)
are
correct
5) All
the
above
statments
are
correct
,Question
3
a) The
participation
of
a
joiner-‐in
must
hasten
X’s
death.
b) An
Accessory
after
the
crime
does
not
further
the
commission
of
the
crime
c) Where
X
does
everything
to
complete
the
attempt
but
the
crime
is
not
completed
1) None
of
the
statements
above
are
correct
2) Only
statements
(c
)
and
(b)
are
correct
3) Only
statements
(a)
is
correct
4) Only
statements
(c
)
is
correct
5) Only
the
above
statements
are
correct
Question
4
a) A
subjective
test
is
applied
to
determine
liability
in
the
attempt
to
commit
the
impossible.
b) Voluntary
withdrawal
is
where
X’s
actions
have
already
reached
the
stage
when
they
qualify
as
acts
of
execution
when
X
of
his
own
accord,
abandons
his
criminal
plan
of
action.
c) A
putative
crime,
is
a
crime
which
does
not
exist
but
punishable
if
you
are
mistaken
about
the
fact
of
the
law.
1) Only
statements
(b)
and
(c
)
are
correct
2) Only
statements
(a)
and
(c
)
are
correct
3) Only
statement
(a)
is
correct
4) Only
statement
(c
)
is
correct
5) All
the
above
statements
are
correct
Question
5
a) Robbery
can
be
committed
even
if
there
is
no
actual
violence
against
Y
b) The
prejudice
required
for
a
conviction
of
fraud
must
be
of
a
patrimonial
nature
, c) For
a
conviction
of
the
crime
of
malicious
injury
to
property.
It
is
required
that
the
perpetrator’s
conduct
be
accompanied
by
an
evil
or
malicious
motive
1) Only
statements
(a)
is
correct
2) Only
statements
(b)
is
correct
3) Only
statements
(c)
is
correct
4) All
of
the
statements
are
correct
5) None
of
the
statements
is
correct
Question
6
a) X
cleans
his
revolver
but
does
not
know
that
there
is
a
bullet
in
one
of
the
chambers,
Thinking
that
there
are
no
bullets
in
the
revolver,
he
points
the
gun
at
Y
and
pulls
the
trigger.
The
gun
goes
off
and
Y
is
killed
by
the
gunshot.
X
will
be
convicted
of
murder
because
he
was
negligent
b) X
may
only
be
convicted
of
assault
with
the
intent
to
grievous
bodily
harm
if
the
victim
had
in
fact
been
seriously
injured
c) It
is
a
crime
to
unlawfully
and
intentionally
point
an
unloaded
firearm
at
a
person
without
good
reason
to
do
so.
1) All
the
statements
are
correct
2) None
of
the
statements
is
correct
3) Only
statement
(c
)
is
correct
4) Only
statement
(a)
and
(b)
are
correct
5) Only
statement
(b)
and
(c
)
are
correct
Question
7
a) In
Mei
1982
(1)
SA
301
(A)
the
court
held
that
the
mere
placing
of
stones
in
a
road
at
a
spot
where
a
group
of
people
assemble,
does
amount
to
violence,
and
therefore
does
constitute
public
violence
b) For
statutory
perjury
at
least
one
of
the
two
statements
must
be
made
in
the
course
of
a
legal
proceeding
EXAM
PACK
PAST
PAPERS
&
SOLUTIONS
,
Multiple
Choice
Question
1
a) An
accessory
after
the
fact
is
a
participant
who
furthers
the
commission
of
the
crime.
b) If
X
kills
Y
(his
wife)
and
then
asks
Z
(his
brother)
to
help
him
dispose
Y’s
body
into
the
river.
Z
can
be
charged
with
murder
because
he
is
an
accomplice.
c) The
distinction
between
a
direct
and
an
indirect
perpetrator
is
of
no
significance
for
purposes
of
determining
liability
1) Only
statement
(a)
is
correct
2) Only
statements
(a)
and
(
c)
is
correct
3) Only
statements
(b)
and
(a)
is
correct
4) Only
statements
(c
)
is
correct
5) None
of
the
statements
are
correct
Question
2
a)
In
Thebus,
liability
based
on
active
association
was
declared
constitutional.
b) In
Molimi
it
was
decided
that
if
the
conduct
differs
from
the
conduct
in
the
initial
mandate,
liability,
may
not
be
imputed
unless
each
of
the
latter
knew
or
foresaw
the
possibility
that
it
might
be
committed
and
reconciled
themselves
to
that
possibility.
c)
For
disassociation
or
withdrawal
from
common
purpose
to
take
place,
the
withdrawal
must
not
take
place
before
the
events
have
reached
the
commencement
of
the
execution.
1) Only
statements
(a)
and
(c)
are
correct
2) Only
statement
(b)
is
correct
3) Only
statements
(a)
and
(b)
are
correct
4) Only
statements
(c
)
are
correct
5) All
the
above
statments
are
correct
,Question
3
a) The
participation
of
a
joiner-‐in
must
hasten
X’s
death.
b) An
Accessory
after
the
crime
does
not
further
the
commission
of
the
crime
c) Where
X
does
everything
to
complete
the
attempt
but
the
crime
is
not
completed
1) None
of
the
statements
above
are
correct
2) Only
statements
(c
)
and
(b)
are
correct
3) Only
statements
(a)
is
correct
4) Only
statements
(c
)
is
correct
5) Only
the
above
statements
are
correct
Question
4
a) A
subjective
test
is
applied
to
determine
liability
in
the
attempt
to
commit
the
impossible.
b) Voluntary
withdrawal
is
where
X’s
actions
have
already
reached
the
stage
when
they
qualify
as
acts
of
execution
when
X
of
his
own
accord,
abandons
his
criminal
plan
of
action.
c) A
putative
crime,
is
a
crime
which
does
not
exist
but
punishable
if
you
are
mistaken
about
the
fact
of
the
law.
1) Only
statements
(b)
and
(c
)
are
correct
2) Only
statements
(a)
and
(c
)
are
correct
3) Only
statement
(a)
is
correct
4) Only
statement
(c
)
is
correct
5) All
the
above
statements
are
correct
Question
5
a) Robbery
can
be
committed
even
if
there
is
no
actual
violence
against
Y
b) The
prejudice
required
for
a
conviction
of
fraud
must
be
of
a
patrimonial
nature
, c) For
a
conviction
of
the
crime
of
malicious
injury
to
property.
It
is
required
that
the
perpetrator’s
conduct
be
accompanied
by
an
evil
or
malicious
motive
1) Only
statements
(a)
is
correct
2) Only
statements
(b)
is
correct
3) Only
statements
(c)
is
correct
4) All
of
the
statements
are
correct
5) None
of
the
statements
is
correct
Question
6
a) X
cleans
his
revolver
but
does
not
know
that
there
is
a
bullet
in
one
of
the
chambers,
Thinking
that
there
are
no
bullets
in
the
revolver,
he
points
the
gun
at
Y
and
pulls
the
trigger.
The
gun
goes
off
and
Y
is
killed
by
the
gunshot.
X
will
be
convicted
of
murder
because
he
was
negligent
b) X
may
only
be
convicted
of
assault
with
the
intent
to
grievous
bodily
harm
if
the
victim
had
in
fact
been
seriously
injured
c) It
is
a
crime
to
unlawfully
and
intentionally
point
an
unloaded
firearm
at
a
person
without
good
reason
to
do
so.
1) All
the
statements
are
correct
2) None
of
the
statements
is
correct
3) Only
statement
(c
)
is
correct
4) Only
statement
(a)
and
(b)
are
correct
5) Only
statement
(b)
and
(c
)
are
correct
Question
7
a) In
Mei
1982
(1)
SA
301
(A)
the
court
held
that
the
mere
placing
of
stones
in
a
road
at
a
spot
where
a
group
of
people
assemble,
does
amount
to
violence,
and
therefore
does
constitute
public
violence
b) For
statutory
perjury
at
least
one
of
the
two
statements
must
be
made
in
the
course
of
a
legal
proceeding
