Justice Delayed but not Denied: The Prosecution of Thomas Kwoyelo for International Crimes in Uganda by Brenda Nanyunja, Windell Nortje

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Punishment and forgiveness of sexual crimes: A special reference to sodomy in Calvin’s theology by Balázs D. Magyar

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Return to the Scene of the Crime: The Returnee Detective and Postcolonial Detective Fiction (Kamil Naicker) by Neil van Heerden

Subjects: “…crime fiction…”
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The regulation of cryptocurrencies to combat money laundering crimes in South African banking institutions by Princess Thembelihle Ncube, Ruddy Kabwe

“…In response, there is a growing need for South African regulators to establish a legal framework to regulate the use of cryptocurrency to combat money laundering crimes by banking institutions. While the recent amendments to the Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001 (as amended) regarding cryptocurrencies are commendable, it is not without deficiencies. …”
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Is the Stick Real? Trends from Concluded Prosecutions of Industrial Environmental Crimes in South Africa by Melissa Strydom, Tracy-Lynn Field

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Policy Considerations that Could Justify the Enactment of a Crime Victim Compensation Fund in South Africa by Bernard Wessels

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When Context Matters - Application and Potential of Financial Crime Risk Indicators in Selected African Jurisdictions by Karl Marxen

Subjects: “…international financial crime…”
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Historical reflections on the deterrent effect of the death penalty on capital crimes in South Africa: Lessons from 1917–1995 by Chris Magobotiti

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The Prevention of Organised Crime Act 1998: The Need for Extraterritorial Jurisdiction to Prosecute the Higher Echelons of Those Involved in Rhino Poaching by Robert Doya Nanima

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‘We live one in another’: The Gothic and uncanny representation of the female double in The Crime of Laura Sarelle by Joseph Shearing (pseudonym of Marjorie Bowen) by Allyson Kreuiter

“…Writing under the pseudonym Joseph Shearing, Bowen produced what can be considered Gothic mystery novels such as The Crime of Laura Sarelle (1941). In this article, I will conduct a close reading of this novel and will argue that Bowen’s reimagining of the character Laura as simultaneously heroine and femme fatale, as well as eerily possessed by a ghostly past, makes an important contribution to the Gothic trope of the female double. …”
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Book review: Canefe N Critical Perspectives on Crimes against Humanity: The Limits of Universal Jurisdiction in the Global South (University of Wales Press 2020) by Avitus Agbor

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Fornication and adultery in the city of Debrecen (1547–1625) compared with the morality of Geneva by Balázs D. Magyar

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Lagos Noir (Chris Abani) by Neil Van Heerden

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Developing the common law crime of murder in relation to physician-assisted suicide and physician-assisted euthanasia: Revisiting the missteps of Stransham-Ford v Minister of Justice and Correctional Services 2015 (4) SA 50 (G) by Ntokozo Mnyandu

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The use of vicarious liability in environmental law to enhance the legal conservation status of birds of prey by Johann C Knobel

“…Vicarious liability has been introduced in Scottish environmental law to strengthen the fight against wildlife crime, in particular against birds of prey. Accordingly, landowners can now incur liability for wildlife crime perpetrated by the landowners’ employees. …”
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Rhino War: A general’s bold strategy in the Kruger National Park by Ashwell Glasson

“…As a result, illegal wildlife trade now ranks fourth in transnational organised crime. Moreover, it has been linked to the crime–terror nexus that plagues West and Central Africa and other regions internationally.…”
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Preface by A. Duvenhage

“…Matters which are discussed include: the conceptualisation of power, political transformation as an ideology, ethical political communication, white-collar crime; ministry in a post-literary communication context; development cooperation in Africa; and the problem of liaison between academics, students and practitioners regarding public management in the North West Province.…”
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ESTABLISHING AFRICOM: PRESSING QUESTIONS, POLITICAL CONCERNS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS by Theo Neethling

“…After all, from a<br />U.S. point of view, serious transnational threats emanate from the region, including:<br />state-sponsored terrorism, narcotics trafficking, weapons proliferation, international<br />crime, environmental damage, and pandemic disease. …”
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Die mondelinge oorlewering oor Ruitertjie Ruiters, “Leeu van die Langkloof” by Philip John

“…Ruiters was born during the second decade of the 20th century and started a career of petty crime, serving a number of short jail sentences. …”
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VICTIMS’ EXPERIENCES OF RESTORATIVE MEDIATION: A DEVELOPMENTAL SOCIAL WORK PERSPECTIVE by Francois Steyn, Antoinette Lombard

“…The wellbeing of victims of crime is a central feature of restorative justice services. …”
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