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Witnesses in South Africa, the stepchildren of the criminal justice system
In South Africa the criminal justice system is primarily controlled by the Criminal Procedure Act1 and its application in the criminal process. The introduction of a justiciable Bill of Rights2 on 27 April 19943 ushered South Africa into a new legal and constitutional dispensation, which in tum affe...
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Centre for Law and Society
2021
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