In general, the admissibility of evidence is dependent on whether the evidence is relevant to a fact in issue in the case. In DPP v Kilbourne the court held that […]
The prosecution of cybercrime in South Africa is regulated by the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 (“the ECTA”) and the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity […]
The ruling stems from a South Gauteng High Court matter where the Court ruled, in October 2017, that the common law defence of “reasonable and moderate […]
Bob Hewitt a former South African tennis star, has recently made headlines again after his failed bid to be released on parole. Hewitt was initially granted […]
South Africans will soon have to be much more careful and think twice about the messages they send over WhatsApp and other social media platforms, as […]
Cannabis has historically been criminalised in South Africa. It has, until recently, been a criminal offence to possess, cultivate or use cannabis. However, this position has […]