South African law does not prescribe a minimum age for a child who needs protection from harassment or bullying. Learn when a parent or guardian may apply for a protection order on a child’s behalf. When a child is experiencing serious or repeated bullying, parents often believe that they must
The Madlanga Commission has raised serious questions about corruption and political interference in South Africa’s criminal justice system. This article considers what the evidence may mean for police witnesses, docket disclosure, chain of custody and an accused person’s right to a fair trial.
Need help applying for bail in South Africa? This comprehensive guide explains your rights, the bail process, and how Advocate Michelle Ives can assist you. Being arrested is a deeply unsettling experience. For many, the first question is: How do I get out of jail quickly? In South Africa, applying
What is bail? Bail is an amount of money paid to ensure the temporary release of someone (“accused”) who has been arrested for an alleged criminal offence. The general rule is that the release on bail should be in the interests of justice. The purpose of bail is to ensure
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