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The persuasive power of forensic animation in the courtroomRegan, Jarad M. January 2005 (has links)
Senior Honor's Thesis (Psychology)--Ohio State University, 2004. / Title from first page of PDF file. Document formatted into pages; contains p.; also includes graphics Includes bibliographical references (p. 16-17). Available online via Ohio State University's Knowledge Bank.
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Kassifikasie en toelaatbaarheid van video- en oudiobande as getuienis / The classification and admissibility of video and audio tape recordingsVan Niekerk, J. P. 03 1900 (has links)
Getuienis voortgebring deur middel van 'n toestel of apparaat (soos byvoorbeeld 'n
foto) kan 6f as reele getuienis 6f as dokumentere getuienis, 6f as albei
aangebied word.
Die doel waarvoor dit aangebied word, bepaal die toelaatbaarheidsvereiste(s).
Oudio- en Videobande as getuienis word vir doeleindes van bespreking oor dieselfde kam
geskeer aangesien daar prinsipieel nie 'n onderskeid is nie.
'1 am unabk to see any difference, in principk, between the admissibility of
an audio tape recording and a video tape recording" rull Milne rp in S v
Ramgobin and Others 1986 (4) SA 117 (N) p 129 I.
Huidiglik is daar in die Suid-Afrikaanse reg nie eenstemmigheid ten opsigte van die
klassifikasie en/of toelaatbaarheidsvereistes van toestelle en apparate, soos
byvoorbeeld videos, nie.
In die bespreking wat volg sal gekyk word na die nodigheid van 'n klassifikasie en wat
die omvang van toelaatbaarheidsvoorskrifte behoort te wees, in 'n akkusatoriese
strafprosesstelsel soos die van Suid-Afrika en die Anglo-Amerikaanse regstelsels. / Criminal & Procedural Law / LLM
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La vidéosurveillance et la preuve /Mornet, Marie-Noëlle. January 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diss.--Strasbourg, 2003.
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Klassifikasie en toelaatbaarheid van video- en oudiobande as getuienis / The classification and admissibility of video and audio tape recordingsVan Niekerk, J. P. 03 1900 (has links)
Getuienis voortgebring deur middel van 'n toestel of apparaat (soos byvoorbeeld 'n
foto) kan 6f as reele getuienis 6f as dokumentere getuienis, 6f as albei
aangebied word.
Die doel waarvoor dit aangebied word, bepaal die toelaatbaarheidsvereiste(s).
Oudio- en Videobande as getuienis word vir doeleindes van bespreking oor dieselfde kam
geskeer aangesien daar prinsipieel nie 'n onderskeid is nie.
'1 am unabk to see any difference, in principk, between the admissibility of
an audio tape recording and a video tape recording" rull Milne rp in S v
Ramgobin and Others 1986 (4) SA 117 (N) p 129 I.
Huidiglik is daar in die Suid-Afrikaanse reg nie eenstemmigheid ten opsigte van die
klassifikasie en/of toelaatbaarheidsvereistes van toestelle en apparate, soos
byvoorbeeld videos, nie.
In die bespreking wat volg sal gekyk word na die nodigheid van 'n klassifikasie en wat
die omvang van toelaatbaarheidsvoorskrifte behoort te wees, in 'n akkusatoriese
strafprosesstelsel soos die van Suid-Afrika en die Anglo-Amerikaanse regstelsels. / Criminal and Procedural Law / LLM
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The effects of courtroom cameras on verbal behavior an analysis of simulated trial witness testimony in courtrooms using television cameras /Shores, Donald Lewis. January 1981 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Florida, 1981. / Description based on print version record. Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 137-142).
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Evaluation of meaning in courtroom intepreting testimony between Xitsonga and English : a case study of MpumalangaMafuyeka, Sylvia Sindile January 2019 (has links)
Thesis(Ph.D. (Translation Studies and Linguistics)) -- University of Limpopo, 2019 / People rely on language for the purposes of trade and communication. However, due to the proliferation and differences of languages and cultures, they experience barriers. These barriers may be costly when communicating in courtrooms. Interpreters seldom fail to provide accurate renditions from the source language to the target language. It often occurs that during court proceedings, the accused and the witness persons are African while all the other court officials, except the interpreter, are non-Africans. The researcher has noted with grave concern the extent to which justice is miscarried as a result of inaccurate or imperfect interpretation of evidence of the African witnesses and accused persons. This state of affairs may have disastrous effects causing the presiding officers to arrive at an unjust resolution or verdict.The aim of the study is to evaluate loss of meaning in courtroom interpreted testimony in the linguistic and culturally diverse magistrate courtrooms of Mpumalanga province in South Africa. The researcher was guided by the descriptive and explanatory methods to use qualitative research method to be able to gather necessary data in order to verify, synthesise and establish facts that defend or refute the researcher's hypothesis. Through a field work carried out in 15 magistrate courts of Mpumalanga the study used semi-structured questionnaires and observation sheets. Fifteen court interpreters, fifteen magistrates and fifteen court managers were involved in the study. Collected data was analysed by using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) and Nvivo software.
Results showed that inadequate education, lack of professional interpreting skills, language and linguistic barriers contribute to loss of meaning in courtroom interpreting. / NIHSS
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