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SOUTH AFRICAN CRIMINAL LAW SOUTH AFRICAN CRIMINAL LAW is the body of national law relating to crime in South Africa. In the definition of Van der Walt et al, a crime is "conduct which common or statute law prohibits and expressly or impliedly subjects to punishment remissible by the state alone and which the offender cannot avoid by his own act once he has been convicted."[1] Crime involves the infliction of harm against society. The function or object of criminal law is to provide a soc...

What is the New York Bar Examination? Effective with the July 2016 bar examination, the New York bar examination consists of the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE). The UBE is a high quality, uniform battery of tests that are administered contemporaneously in every other jurisdiction that has adopted the UBE. The UBE is uniformly administered, graded and scored, and it results in a score that can then be transferred to other UBE jurisdictions. The UBE, which consists of the Multistate Bar...

CIV3701 STUDY NOTES. What is the Law of Civil Procedure?  Civil procedure forms part of the formal adjectival law of South Africa, that regulates civil litigation and the enforcement of substantive rights  It is a mechanism used to enforce the rights that are derived from the substantive private law. Differences between Civil Procedure and Criminal Procedure: Basis Civil (Private) Criminal (Public) PARTIES Application: Applicant and Respondent (brings application vs. opposes) Act...

FAC1601 - Financial Accounting And Reporting. The Conceptual Framework can be described as a group of interrelated objectives and fundamental theoretical principles that serve as a frame of reference for Financial Accounting and more specifically financial reporting. The Conceptual Framework is both normative (prescriptive) and descriptive (explanatory) in nature, with an overriding requirement for information that is useful in making economic decisions. The Conceptual Framework is not an IFR...

CHAPTER ONE RELEVANCE AND ADMISSIBILITY -s210 of the CPA provides that no evidence as to any fact, matter or thing should be admissible if irrelevant or immaterial and if it can’t conduce to prove or disprove any point or fact at issue in criminal proceedings. -s2 of CPEA define negatively by saying that “irrelevant evidence is inadmissible” -Common law defines the rule in its positive form “All facts relevant to the issue in legal proceedings may be proved.” [R v Trupedo] -Evi...

SUMMARY OF FUNDAMENTALS OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR 2014 DSM 5 PYC3702 Exam Summary: STUDY UNIT 1: The Concerns of Abnormal Psychology: Abnormal behaviour study causes, development, manifestation, and ultimately the alleviation and prevention of disturbances in thinking, feeling and behaving. • Formulate a research question • Expressing research question in the form of hypothesis • Applying methods for testing the hypothesis • Drawing conclusions on the correctness/falseness of the hyp...

Digital Marketing Course Overview Our course provides a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of digital marketing, including Social Media Marketing, SEO, App Store Optimization, Email Marketing, and PPC (Pay-Per-Click). We emphasize the importance of targeting and audience segmentation, as well as the use of analytics and insights to measure and improve your marketing efforts. Social Media Marketing Social Media Marketing is a powerful skill that allows you to reach your target audien...

Criminology Final notes Contents Ch.10 Violent crime Ch. 11 Property Crime Ch. 12 White-collar and corporate crime Ch. 13 Public Order Crimes Violent Crimes Ch.10 Violent crime Homicide: killing of one human being by another Justifiable homicide: homicides committed by law enforcement, soldiers, or homeowner in course of carrying out duties Criminal homicide: unlawful killings, without justification (three categories) • Murder: intentional killing of another person with malic...

A. Scope of Art 2 & 2A 1. Scope of Article 2 a. UCC Scope Provisions i. § 2-102-This chapter applies to transactions in goods… ii. § 2-105-“Goods”=all things that are movable at the ti me of identification to the contract for sale 1) including unborn animals, growing crops b. Art 2 “goods” Examples i. Creating a wedding dress, tailoring, though the goods don’t exist yet, sell puppies though don’t exist yet ii. NOT something intangible ex: stock in a company does not work despite ...

Study Unit 1 – Overview State whether the following statements are true or false: (1) The Law of Evidence is the name of the field of law that you are currently studying. False (with capitals it refers to the course name) (2) When it is said that ‘‘the court’’ makes a finding, this actually means that the judicial officer presiding in the case (plus assessors where applicable) is making the finding. True (3) Oral evidence refers to evidence given by a witness from the witness bo...