A customary marriage in South Africa is one that has been conducted in accordance with customary law. According to the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 120 of 1998 (Act), these types of marriages are valid. The purpose of the Act is to uphold the legitimacy of traditional marriages and the […]
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One of the most significant types of evidence in criminal justice systems around the world has traditionally been confessions. A confession is typically regarded as the strongest proof that a person has committed a crime. However, the validity of confessions has recently been called into question by psychological research. The anxiety […]
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When parents are divorced or raising their children in a co-parenting arrangement, the best interests of the child (under the age of 18) are frequently in contention. The fact that many South Africans are moving (or “emigrating”) to other states and countries in search of better employment opportunities has made this […]
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Misuse of drugs or alcohol while performing job-related duties, consuming drugs or alcohol prior to starting work, with various excuses such as “it’s from the night before” or “it’s cough mixture.” This is a dilemma that employers encounter frequently – unfortunately. Occasionally, workers would “nip out to grab a quick one” […]
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