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Human Rights and the South African Legal Order
Volume 1240 in the series
Princeton Legacy Library
- Language: English
- Publisher: Princeton University Press
- Copyright year: 1978
- Audience: Professional and scholarly;College/higher education;
- Pages
- Main content: 492
- Keywords: Statute; Judiciary; Crime; S.A. (corporation); Imprisonment; Prosecutor; Legislation; Rule of law; Transkei; Procedural law; Freedom of speech; Customary law in South Africa; Law of South Africa; Apartheid; South African Institute of Race Relations; Common law; Judicial review in South Africa; Capital punishment; Precedent; Contempt of court; Court; Chief Justice; Parliamentary sovereignty; Constitution of South Africa; European Commission of Human Rights; Chief Justice of South Africa; Supreme Court of South Africa; Criminal Procedure Act; Lawyer; United States Bill of Rights; Apartheid legislation; South African Police; National Union of South African Students; South African Indian Council; Bill of rights; Legal aid; Amendment; Objection (law); Interrogation; Legal positivism; Brown v. Board of Education; African Resistance Movement; Internal security; African National Congress; South African Republic; Internal Security Act (Singapore); Capital punishment in South Africa; Legal process (jurisprudence); International human rights law; Criminal Law Amendment Act; Equality before the law; Counsel; Statutory interpretation; Philosophy of law; Criminal procedure in South Africa; South African Communist Party; Mandatory sentencing; Bill of attainder; Basic law; Due Process Clause; Criminal procedure; Southern Africa; Judicial activism; Basutoland; Attempt; South Africa Act 1909; Roman-Dutch law; International Commission of Jurists; Black People's Convention; Government of South Africa; Standing (law); Katzenbach v. McClung; South African Defence Force; Proclamation; New Republic Party (South Africa); Operation of law; Legal proceeding; Public international law; By-law; Security of tenure; Judicial interpretation; Southern Rhodesia; Habeas corpus; The Concept of Law; Recommendation (European Union); International law; English law; Racial segregation; Intention (criminal law); Civil disobedience; Statute of limitations; Anti-discrimination law; Afrikaans; Minister of Police (South Africa); Detention (imprisonment); Presumption; Plessy v. Ferguson; Memoirs v. Massachusetts; Black Consciousness Movement; Jurisdiction
eBook
- Published: March 8, 2015
- ISBN: 9781400868124
