“We need laws that will put back the powers to the people of Zimbabwe. We do not need any law that takes powers from the citizens of Zimbabwe. We do not need a law that will say if a Zimbabwean complains about mismanagement of resources, then that person is against Zimbabwe,” he sa...
Zimudzi T. (2004) `African Women, Violent Crime and the Criminal Law in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1900-1952', Journal of Southern African Studies 30 pp. 499-517.Hynd, ‘Deadlier than the Male’, 17–20; T. B. Zimudzi, ‘African Women, Violent Crime and the Criminal Law in Colonial Zimbabwe...
The genealogy of law in the (European) Continent and that in Britain and America tend to blend, but such blend is not to readjust to simultaneously adopting the written law as well as the case law with regard to the same kind of legal relationships. When it comes to the present situation...
Amanda Elizabeth Wade, The Child Witness and the Criminal Justice Process: A Case Study in Law Reform (PhD thesis, University of Leeds 1997). Google Scholar Aoife Daly Stephanie Rap, ‘Children’s Participation in the Justice System’ in Ursula Kilkelly and Ton Liefaard (eds) International Hu...
Larcom,Shaun - 《Law & Development Review》 被引量: 8发表: 2013年 The role and position of women in pre-colonial and colonial Zimbabwe The aim of this article is to show the relationship, as it affected women in Zimbabwe, between property and its political control in both precolonial and...
Traditionally, in European countries, which are the part of classical continental- European criminal procedure law system, the court and state bodies participating in the criminal procedure have the obligation to establish the facts essential for truth and delivering a lawful judgment. The court and ...
Etienne,Margareth - 《California Law Review》 被引量: 11发表: 2004年 Toward a Speech Act Theory of Literary Discourse (review) Shorter Reviews269 (p. 69). In short, it is the virtue of criticism to keep an open mind and allow for an author's imaginative power of creating "centers" bey...
The Interpretative Notes are best described as a sort of common ground made to fit both common law and civil law countries. One important innovation, albeit not the purpose of the February 2012 review, was pointing out the need for countries to adopt the Risk-Based Approach (RBA). In other...
The case is further discussed below. The cases reveal that the South African criminal courts have yet to absolve an accused of criminal liability solely because of his cultural background, values, and beliefs. Instead, they have always evaluated those arguments within the existing criminal law ...