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Penal labour in the constitutional context: a comparison of South African and Germany.
One of the most important reasons for doing comparative work in the field of law, is to get a better understanding of the legal jurisdictions of other countries. Studying the law of another country also enables one to understand one's legal jurisdiction in a better way. It helps one to see well-esta...
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School For Advanced Legal Studies
2023
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