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Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
Advocate | Advocate | General Council of the Bar | (2021) 34.2 |
AYIHL | African Yearbook on International Humanitarian Law | Juta | (2020) |
Fundamina | Fundamina | Juta |
(2020) 26.1 (2020) 26.2 (2021) 27.1 |
JOGIA | Journal of Ocean Governance in Africa | Juta | (2021) |
PER | Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal | North West University, Faculty of Law | (2021) 24 |
Advocate ‘The cab rank rule’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 24.
Budlender SC, G ‘Time for some realism about the cab rank rule’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 35.
Cameron, E ‘Statement by Edwin Cameron’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 26.
Marcus SC, G ‘Ms Dinah Rose QC and the homophobic brief – a test of principle’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 29.
Rose QC, D ‘Statement by Dinah Rose QC’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 27.
Wainwright, P ‘The cab rank rule – from where does it hail?’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 33.
Watt-Pringle SC, C ‘The cab rank rule and conduct unbecoming’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 3.
Baird, SB ‘What about the child? Preventing the publication of children’s names after the age of 18’ (2021) 24 PER.
Mabeka, NQ ‘An analysis of the implementation of the CaseLines System in South African courts in the light of the provisions of section 27 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002: A beautiful dream to come true in civil procedure’ (2021) 24 PER.
Van Staden, M ‘Fraus Legis in constitutional law: The case of expropriation “without” or for “nil” compensation’ (2021) 24 PER.
Rabkin, F ‘Law matters’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 38.
Lombard, M ‘The Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 and Parol Evidence’ (2021) 24 PER.
Bekink, M ‘The right of child offenders to intermediary assistance in the criminal justice system: A South African perspective’ (2021) 24 PER.
Hamukuaya, N ‘The development of cryptocurrencies as a payment method in South Africa’ (2021) 24 PER.
Meintjes-Van der Walt, L and Dhliwayo, P ‘DNA evidence as the basis for conviction’ (2021) 24 PER.
Sujee, Z ‘The need for feminist approaches for housing cases in South Africa’ (2021) 24 PER.
Marais, ME ‘A duty perspective on the hate speech prohibition in the Equality Act’ (2021) 24 PER.
Baloyi, JJ ‘The role of technology in the historical development of the reproduction right in musical works’ (2020) 26.2 Fundamina 233.
Gumede, W ‘How effective have African truth commissions been?’ (2020) AYIHL 192.
Khamala, CA ‘External and internal common legal representation of victims at the International Criminal Court: Beyond the “Kenyan trial approach”’ (2020)
AYIHL 159.
Roux, M ‘Addressing a selection of challenges faced at international courts and tribunals with jurisdiction over international crimes’ (2020) AYIHL 44.
Bande, LC ‘A history of Malawi’s criminal justice system: From pre-colonial to democratic periods’ (2020) 26.2 Fundamina 288.
Brown, J ‘When the exception is the rule: Rationalising the medical exception in Scots Law’ (2020) 26.1 Fundamina 1.
Chenwi, L ‘Rights enforcement in the African Human Rights Court: Restrictiveness, progressivity and resistance’ (2020) AYIHL 15.
Fomekong, ST ‘Reflections on humanitarian law dimensions of the African Union Convention for the protection and assistance of internally displaced persons in Africa’ (2020) AYIHL 78.
Mutuma, KW ‘Customary international humanitarian law: An overview of Kenya’s state practice in the post-2010 Constitution era’ (2020) AYIHL 121.
Tladi, D ‘Crimes against humanity as a peremptory norm of general international law (jus cogens): There really is no doubt? But so what?’ (2020) AYIHL 1.
Van Blerk, N ‘The ancient Egyptian testamentary disposition’ (2020) 26.1 Fundamina 199.
Van Blerk, NJ ‘The contribution of Papyrus Ashmolean Museum 1945.97 (“Naunakht’s Will and Related Documents”) to our understanding of the ancient Egyptian testamentary disposition and succession law’ (2021) 27.1 Fundamina 101.
Pretorius, DM ‘“What’s past is prologue”: An historical overview of judicial review in South Africa – part 1’ (2020) 26.1 Fundamina 128.
Pretorius, DM ‘“What’s past is prologue”: An historical overview of judicial review in South Africa – part 2’ (2020) 26.2 Fundamina 424.
Maqutu, LN ‘The concept of labour in South African’ (2020) 26.1 Fundamina 42.
Meiring, J ‘One angel hardly a choir of seriatim makes’ (2021) 34.2 Advocate 37.
Mitchell, LM ‘Developing critical citizenship in LLB students: The role of a decolonised legal history course’ (2020) 26.2 Fundamina 337.
Zongwe, D ‘Nobody can really afford legal services: The price of justice in Namibia’ (2021) 24 PER.
Chasakara, R and Maseka, N ‘Fishing for administrative justice in marine spatial planning: Small-scale fishers’ right to written reasons’ (2021) JOGIA 122.
Konstantinus, A ‘Marine pilotage in Namibia’ (2021) JOGIA 147.
Metuge, D ‘The impact of marine spatial planning legislation on environmental authorisation, permit and licence requirements in Algoa Bay’ (2021) JOGIA 79.
Nwapi, C and Wilde, D ‘National seabed mineral legislation for areas beyond national jurisdiction in Africa: Critical issues for consideration’ (2021) JOGIA 38.
Remaoun, M ‘The International Seabed Authority and the Enterprise: How Africa is reinvigorating the principle of the common heritage of mankind’ (2021) JOGIA 1.
Grobler, C ‘A historical overview of the mental health expert in England until the nineteenth century’ (2021) 27.1 Fundamina 1.
Peté, S ‘Keeping the natives in their place: The ideology of white supremacy and the flogging of African offenders in colonial Natal – part 2’ (2021) 27.1 Fundamina 67.
Peté, SA ‘Keeping the natives in their place: The ideology of white supremacy and the flogging of African offenders in colonial Natal – part 1’ (2020) 26.2 Fundamina 374.
Botes, M; Olckers, A; and Labuschaigne, M ‘Data commercialisation in the South African health care context’ (2021) 24 PER.
Thaldar, DW and Townsend, BA ‘Exempting health research from the consent provisions of POPIA’ (2021) 24 PER.
Perelló, CA ‘On Florentinus’ definition of Libertas’ (2020) 26.2 Fundamina 364.
Plasket, C ‘Planting seeds for the future: Dissenting judgments and the bridge from the past to the present’ (2020) 26.1 Fundamina 91.
Wickens, DJ ‘Deterministic application of process-centric law to the system-centric requirements of procurement procedures’ (2021) 24 PER.
Ndimurwimo, LA and Vundamina, MND ‘The protection of refugee children in Africa: Post-Convention on the Rights of the Child’ (2021) 27.1 Fundamina 33.
Tredoux, LG and Van der Linde, K ‘The taxation of company distributions in respect of hybrid instruments in South Africa: Lessons from Australia and Canada’ (2021) 24 PER.
Mwambene, L and Mgidlana, RH ‘Should South Africa criminalise ukuthwala leading to forced marriages and child marriages?’ (2021) 24 PER.
Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) is the Production Editor at De Rebus.
This article was first published in De Rebus in 2021 (Nov) DR 47.
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