Question 1 (20 marks) M and X are divorcing and have one minor child, J. M comes to you for legal information and would like to know more about the aspects a court may regulate where the maintenance of dependent children is concerned. She specifically wants you to elaborate on the different legal positions and the orders a court may make in each instance. Comprehensively […]
Posted: April 4, 2024
Question 1: You are required to either visit your local Magistrate Court or consult with a litigation attorney or advocate and write a report on court proceedings, processes, and etiquette. You will further also be required to ask the Clerk of the Magistrate Court or the attorney you consulted with, for a stamp with the date that you attended court or consulted with them as […]
Posted: April 4, 2024
Question 1 (41 marks) (First, read the prescribed textbook and the discussions in the study guide, then provide your own understanding of the theory for each question.) You have been promoted as a manager within your policing/law enforcement agency. As a manager, you need to understand the indispensable function of organising and the obstacles to delegation within the management process. Do research on the importance […]
Posted: April 4, 2024
Question 1 (10 marks) Answer the following question: Zarkob’s will contains the following clause: “My daughter Ruth inherits R500 000 and her children who are alive at the date of my death, each inherits R100 000. Zarkob dies on 29 September 2022. Ruth’s third child Alex is born on 21 October 2022. Ruth has two other children Samantha and Jaydee. 1.1 Can the nasciturus fiction […]
Posted: April 3, 2024
Question 1 (25 marks) Discuss the contents of the Protocol to the African Charter on the Rights of Women in Africa. Explain the challenges related to its implementation. Question 2 (25 marks) The traditional categorisation of international human rights can be traced back to the era of the French Revolution. 2.1 Discuss the traditional classification of human rights. Explain the main features of the first […]
Posted: April 3, 2024
Essay Topics 1. Restorative justice as an alternative form of punishment in the South African criminal justice system: an analysis of Director of Public Prosecutions v Thabethe 619/10 [2011] ZASCA 186 (30 September 2011). 2. A critical analysis of the restorative justice procedures in the Child Justice Act 75 of 2008 with reference to Centre for Child Law v Director of Public Prosecutions 210/21 [2022] […]
Posted: March 31, 2024
Question 1 (37 marks) Managers. It’s a helluva tough job, make no mistake, requiring specific skills, or in a more corporate jargon way, managerial competencies. The word may be jargon, but it is crucial for any organisation, big or small. The overall growth of everyone, including the organisation, rests on the shoulders of competent managers. They are the glue keeping the bond between decision-makers and […]
Posted: March 30, 2024
TOPIC: Neuroplasticity – previous and present theoretical understandings of cognitive development for teaching and learning in SA schools [Total: 100 marks] According to Merzenich (cited in Donald, Lazarus and Moolla, 2014:83), “Neuroplasticity theory has several implications for understanding the cognitive development of children”. Write an essay in which you discuss the basic principles of Piaget’s and Vygotsky’s theories of cognitive development. Critically assess the issue […]
Posted: March 30, 2024
The South African Schools Act 84 of 1996 The quotation from OECD (2017) below provides the context for your written piece. Education policy can be formally understood as the actions taken by governments in relation with educational practices, and how governments address the production and delivery of education in each system . . . education policies are programmes developed by public authorities, informed by values […]
Posted: September 28, 2023
Question 1 [40] The attorneys representing the applicant parties in the Zimbabwean Exemption permit case before the High Court of South Africa, argued that the decision by Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, not to extend the said permits, was unlawful. Furthermore, they argued that the Minister’s decision did not comply with the PAJA rules requiring prior consultation with the affected Zimbabwean nationals and […]
Posted: September 14, 2023
