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The doctrine of Swart Gevaar to the doctrine of common purpose: a constitutional and principled challenge to participation in a crime
Swart gevaar was a term used during apartheid to refer to the perceived security threat of the majority black African population to the white South African government and the white minority population. The Native Territories Penal Code, transported from English law, assimilated the doctrine of commo...
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Department of Public Law
2018
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