PRESENTATION: Impact on civil and political rights, including fair trial rights | Dr J Redpath
Criminal justice, human rights, and COVID-19 - a comparative study of measures taken in five African countries: Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia (SOE & SOD) 13 October 2021
This report covers four cross-cutting topics based on a survey undertaken of five African countries (Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia) By L Muntingh, J Mangwanda, K Petersen & J Redpath
Research Report: Criminal justice, human rights and COVID-19 - a comparative study of measures taken in five African countries - Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia
This report covers four cross-cutting topics based on a survey undertaken of five African countries (Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia) By L Muntingh, J Mangwanda, K Petersen & J Redpath
PRESENTATION | Prosecution Priorities: Selecting for success or prosecuting for impact? Dr Jean Redpath
RESEARCH REPORT: Prosecution Priorities | Dr. Jean Redpath
How to make best use of scarce resources in the criminal justice system. Report by Jean Redpath
Delegation of the prosecutorial function to state entities | Presentation by Dr Jean Redpath
Delegation of the prosecutorial function to state entities: Expanding prosecution of neglected crimes, 3 September 2021
RESEARCH REPORT: Delegations of the prosecutorial function to State Entities: Expanding prosecution of neglected crimes
Delegations of the prosecutorial function to state entities: Expanding prosecution of neglected crimes. Report by Jean Redpath
KwaZulu-Natal has long suffered from inadequate, corrupt and violent policing. Recent events have simply made it more obvious. The problem of policing in the province dates from before the transition to democracy. Policing is a national function - in South Africa is in crisis and in KwaZulu-Natal the crisis is magnified, writes Jean Redpath.
ACJR Submission on the Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services Draft Bill | 23 October 2020
This is a Submission by ACJR on the Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services Draft Bill
Submission on ‘The Contribution of SOE's to Vision 2030: case studies of Eskom, Transnet and PRASA’ | 30 June 2020
Submission by the Dullah Omar Institute at the University of the Western Cape on ‘The Contribution of SOE's to Vision 2030: case studies of Eskom, Transnet and PRASA’, 30 June 2020
ACJR Submission to the City of Cape Town on the draft Streets
ACJR Submission to the City of Cape Town on the draft Streets, Public Places and the Prevention of Public Noise Nuisances Amendment By‐law, 2021
ACJR Submission to the Constitutional Review Committee
Submission by Africa Criminal Justice Reform (ACJR) to the Constitutional Review Committee | June 2021
The severity of the punishment, if caught, is not a deterrent to committing crime. If consumers of alcohol can be fairly certain that if they get behind the steering wheel of a vehicle that they will be stopped and tested, they will be less likely to do so and make alternative arrangements or postpone their travel.
The number of prisoners writing matric is so frightfully small that we are left pondering how this is even possible 27 years into democracy. The fewer than 200 prisoners writing matric annually pales in comparison with the 111,000 sentenced prisoners in South Africa – less than half a percent.
