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Bewysregtelike aspekte by 'n verweer van ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid in strafregtelike verrigtingeStrydom, Jacoba Maria 11 1900 (has links)
Summaries in Afrikaans and English / Text in Afrikaans / 'n Kort elementologiese uiteensetting vir strafregtelike aanspreeklikheid word
gevolg deur bewysregtelike begrippe wat van toepassing is op vermoedens by
toerekeningsvatbaarheid.
Die historiese regsposisie asook die ontwikkeling in die huidige Suid-Afrikaanse
reg met betrekking tot geestesongesteldes, kinders en persone wat 'n verweer
van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid insluit, word bespreek. Daar
word gekonsentreer op ·die ontwikkeling van 'n algemene verweer van niepatologiese
ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid.
Die konstitusionele reg, vennoedens en ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid word aan die
hand van Suid-Afrikaanse regspraak en die Interim Grondwet bespreek. Daar
word na buitelandse reg gekyk ten einde 'n aanbeveling te kan maak wat
grondwetlik nie sal indruis op die reg van die individu tot onskuld nie.
'n Algemene verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningvatbaarheid word
onderstellll mits dit met omsigtigheid deur die howe benader word. Die arbitrere
ouderdomsgrens vir vasstelling van toerekeningsvatbaarheid by kinders word
gekritiseer en 'n verhoorbaarheidvasstellingseenheid word aanbeveel. / A short elementological discussion of criminal responsibility is followed by
concepts of law of evidence that is applicable to presumptions of accountability.
The historical legal position as well as the development in the current South
African law and the present legal position with reference to the mentally
disturbed children and persons with a defence of non-pathological
unaccountability are included and discussed.
The constitutional law, presumptions and unaccountablility are discussed with
reference to the South African case law and the Interim Constitution. Foreign
law is perused so that a recommendation could be made that would not interfere
with the rights of the individual to be deemed innocent.
A general defence of non-pathological unaccountability is supported if it is
treated with the necessary circumspection by the courts. The arbitrary age
boundaries for the determination of accountability in children is critized and a
unit to determine trialability for pathological and non-pathological accountability
is recommended. / Criminal & Procedural Law / LL.M.
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Bewysregtelike aspekte by 'n verweer van ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid in strafregtelike verrigtingeStrydom, Jacoba Maria 11 1900 (has links)
Summaries in Afrikaans and English / Text in Afrikaans / 'n Kort elementologiese uiteensetting vir strafregtelike aanspreeklikheid word
gevolg deur bewysregtelike begrippe wat van toepassing is op vermoedens by
toerekeningsvatbaarheid.
Die historiese regsposisie asook die ontwikkeling in die huidige Suid-Afrikaanse
reg met betrekking tot geestesongesteldes, kinders en persone wat 'n verweer
van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid insluit, word bespreek. Daar
word gekonsentreer op ·die ontwikkeling van 'n algemene verweer van niepatologiese
ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid.
Die konstitusionele reg, vennoedens en ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid word aan die
hand van Suid-Afrikaanse regspraak en die Interim Grondwet bespreek. Daar
word na buitelandse reg gekyk ten einde 'n aanbeveling te kan maak wat
grondwetlik nie sal indruis op die reg van die individu tot onskuld nie.
'n Algemene verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningvatbaarheid word
onderstellll mits dit met omsigtigheid deur die howe benader word. Die arbitrere
ouderdomsgrens vir vasstelling van toerekeningsvatbaarheid by kinders word
gekritiseer en 'n verhoorbaarheidvasstellingseenheid word aanbeveel. / A short elementological discussion of criminal responsibility is followed by
concepts of law of evidence that is applicable to presumptions of accountability.
The historical legal position as well as the development in the current South
African law and the present legal position with reference to the mentally
disturbed children and persons with a defence of non-pathological
unaccountability are included and discussed.
The constitutional law, presumptions and unaccountablility are discussed with
reference to the South African case law and the Interim Constitution. Foreign
law is perused so that a recommendation could be made that would not interfere
with the rights of the individual to be deemed innocent.
A general defence of non-pathological unaccountability is supported if it is
treated with the necessary circumspection by the courts. The arbitrary age
boundaries for the determination of accountability in children is critized and a
unit to determine trialability for pathological and non-pathological accountability
is recommended. / Criminal and Procedural Law / LL.M.
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A critical analysis of the psycholegal assessment of suspected criminally incapacitated accused persons as regulated by the Criminal Procedure ActSpamers, Marozane 27 May 2011 (has links)
This dissertation critically investigates the current framework for psycholegal assessment of accused persons who are suspected or alleged to have lacked criminal incapacity at the time of committing an offence. This system must function as effectively as possible to ensure the interests of justice and the community are best served. Issues that impact how effectively the criminal justice system collaborates with psychologists and psychiatrists, who act as expert forensic mental health assessors, are identified and recommendations are made accordingly. The study first examines the theoretical base regarding the terminology surrounding criminal capacity, mental illness and automatism, with regard to how the understanding of concepts differ in law and psychology and psychiatry and how this negatively affects the process of assessment. The study then investigates the constitutional rights of accused persons admitted for observation, the effect this has on the patient and legal process, the accuracy and reliability of the diagnosis and the admissibility of expert evidence. Next a comparative study is made utilising English Law as a tool for analysis. The main findings are that lack of understanding and clarity are the main issues that hinder the collaboration between the legal and mental health care professions and that this may be remedied by a system of registration and education for forensic psycholegal assessors. An alternate and concurrent method of direct referral is also suggested as it may relieve some of the strain on the current system. / Dissertation (LLM)--University of Pretoria, 2011. / Public Law / unrestricted
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Vliv komplexní lázeňské péče na návrat do pracovního procesu / The influence of complex spa treatments on the return to work processFORST, Lukáš January 2016 (has links)
The aim of this work is to find out the effectiveness of comprehensive spa treatment therapy focused on the musculoskeletal system. I tried to map out the influence of medical methodologies used in spa facilities, specifically in Berta Spa Třeboň, and patients´ return to work. In the past few years spa treatment is a frequently discussed topic not only because of the recent change in the list of indications. At present there are 35 spas in the Czech Republic which have to fulfill strict requirements to ensure maximum beneficial effect in rehabilitation, resocialization, prevention and supportive treatment. Lately many people are seeking spa facilities rather only for relaxation and so the spas are losing the primary purpose. Spas have mainly curative effect and are used as a prevention as well as a treatment. Spa treatment is or should also be the last treatment before the end of incapacity. Incapacity is a significant topic in the current health and social issues. The average incapacity/sick leave then becomes also an important economic factor.
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Conseqüências Sociais do Acidente de Trabalho Experiências, narrativas e reestruturação da vida cotidiana de trabalhadores que sofreram acidentes ocupacionais graves em Salvador – Bahia – Brasil.Araújo, Gustavo Ribeiro de 03 1900 (has links)
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Dissertação Gustavo Ribeiro de Araújo. 2008.pdf: 3413068 bytes, checksum: bbecbb3f60e38e4d4cc16f2ef483cc3d (MD5) / Este artigo objetiva conhecer a experiência de “estar acidentado” por trabalhadores
que sofreram acidentes de trabalho (AT) não-fatais graves na cidade de Salvador,
Bahia, Brasil, na perspectiva fenomenológica e da antropologia médica, utilizando as
“narrativas da doença” e a “experiência da enfermidade”. Durante aproximadamente
quatro meses, acompanhou-se o cotidiano de três trabalhadores, para conhecer o
significado dado por eles à experiência pós-AT. De acordo com suas narrativas, o
caminho do tratamento é sofrido, na medida em que a falta de perspectiva de
melhora leva-os a refletir sobre questões como o atendimento recebido no SUS, o
processo de recuperação interminável e a (des)crença em voltar à vida de antes.
Predomina o negativismo de ser uma pessoa limitada pela seqüela do AT, em um
processo de descaracterização do indivíduo enquanto parte da sociedade. Problemas de ansiedade e nervoso foram comuns a estes atores sociais, presos a um cotidiano fechado entre as paredes da casa, por medo constante de se re-inserir na sociedade. O apoio da família é fundamental na adaptação desses indivíduos, dando suporte emocional e conforto para eles contra uma experiência sofrida. Esse processo fez com que eles se apegassem a espiritualidade na tentativa de dar significado ao sofrimento vivido, buscando na família e na religião formas de escape para esse constante processo de sair do mundo social. Pode-se afirmar que o AT
ultrapassa os limites dos custos econômicos, gerando graves conseqüências sociais
para os trabalhadores. Só é possível compreender essa dimensão quando
mergulhamos no universo destes atores sociais, buscando entender o significado
dessa experiência em seu cotidiano. / This article objectives to know the experience “to be caused an accident” for workers who had suffered serious non-fatal occupational injuries (OI) in the city from
Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, in the henomenological perspective and of the medical anthropology, using the “illness narratives” and the “illness experience”. During approximately four months, the daily routine of three workers was accompanied by,
to after know the meaning of the experience of them after-OI. In accordance with its
narratives, the way of the treatment is suffered, in the measure where the lack of
improvement perspective takes them to reflect it about questions as the attendance
received in the SUS, the process of interminable recovery and disbelief in coming
back to the life of before. The negativism of being a person limited predominates for
the sequel of OI, in a process of mischaracterization of the individual while it has left of the society. Problems of anxiety and sinewy had been common to these social actors, imprisoned to a closed in a daily routine between the walls of the house, from constant fear of if reverse speed-inserting in the society. The support of the family is very important in the adaptation of these individuals, giving emotional support and comfort for they against a painful and suffered experience. This process made with that they became attached the spirituality in the attempt to give meant to the suffering lived. It can be affirmed that OI exceeds the limits of the economic costs, generating serious social consequences for the workers. It is only possible to understand this dimension when we dive in the universe of these social actors, searching to understand the meaning of this experience in the daily one.
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De bonis damnatorum : les biens du condamné dans l'ancien droit / De bonis damnatorum : Goods of condemned personAlmeras, Renaud 14 December 2016 (has links)
Le sort des biens du condamné a sollicité l'attention des juristes depuis toujours et particulièrement dans l'ancien droit. Ces biens sont naturellement revendiqués par le fisc au titre des peines patrimoniales fixées par les sentences des juridictions répressives. Cependant, certains mécanismes limitent les revendications du fisc qui pourraient apparaître comme abusives.De même, les proches et les ayants cause du condamné défendent leur propre droit sur les biens compris dans la confiscation. Ils refusent de supporter la peine d’un crime qu'ils n'ont pas commis. Cependant, leur proximité avec le délinquant peut les rendre suspects, et ainsi fragiliser leurs droits. / Destiny of the goods of the delinquent always requested attention of the lawyers especially in former law. These goods are naturally asserted by Treasure as patrimonial penalty which were fixed by the repressive jurisdictions. However, certain mechanisms will limit the claims of Treasure which could appear abusive.In the same way, the close relations and the beneficiaries of condemned person defend their own right on the goods concerned by confiscation. They estimate that they have not be injured by a crime they did not commit. However, their proximity with the delinquent can make them suspect, and in any case suppress theirs rights.
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An analysis of the S v Lotter and others judgment with reference to the defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity based on coercive persuasionBeukes, Eunette January 2012 (has links)
In March 2012, the Durban High Court found three accused guilty of murder on two of the accused’s parents. The Lotter case was covered extensively by the media, because of its unusual story: The two Lotter siblings claimed that they were brainwashed by the sister’s boyfriend as he had made them believe that he was the third son of God. As the siblings’ defences they decided to use the controversial defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity. This dissertation gives an extensive outline of case law that has covered this defence. While attempting to define this defence, the courts have limited its uses to such an extent, that it appears to be abolished. Viewpoints of academic authors have been considered to assist the reader in defining new borders for this defence. Redefinition is necessary in light of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa. Concepts such as ‘coercive persuasion’ are explained in terms of psychological, psychiatric and legal backgrounds. Other countries have taken measures to restrict the use of coercive persuasion, specifically religious coercive persuasion. We therefore compare South Africa’s lack of legislation to those countries that have adopted anti-coercive persuasion legislation as the Constitution permits that foreign law may be taken into account when interpreting and developing the law. There is also a discussion on the role of expert evidence in a South African court, specifically the psychologist, as well as discussion on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and the Battered Partner/Spouse/ Wife syndrome in context of coercive persuasion. Coercive persuasion is viewed in terms of the defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity – as a prevailing factor that discredits the second (conative) leg of the capacity test: The ability to act in accordance with right and wrong. Defences such as automatism and private defence are also considered in context of coercive persuasion. By analysing the case of Cézanne Visser along with the other cases that considered the defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity, one is able to view that the Lotter case is not the first case that mentions a person coercively persuaded by her partner to commit crimes. After the discussion of the Lotter case (the facts and judgment are covered in detail), similarities are drawn between the two women that were coercively persuaded by their partners. An alternative judgment and sentence reveals that the Lotter case had an opportunity to develop the defence, in context of coercive persuasion, and in light of the Constitution, but failed to do so. The recommendations that follow are based on the defective dialogue that occurs between psychologists and psychiatrists, the unnecessary absence of expert evidence in court, the transformation of the defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity, a development of the term ‘coercive persuasion’ for purposes of the court when considering cases that deals with religious practices and the lack of legislative protection for women who murder their abusive husbands. / Dissertation (LLM)--University of Pretoria, 2012. / Public Law / unrestricted
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The impact of dual loyalty on health care practitioners' decisionsMokoboto, Dipalesa January 2019 (has links)
While ethical codes have been established for practitioners, there is a possibility that dual loyalty affects occupational medical practitioners’ (OMPs) decisions in determining fitness status of employees. Literature indicates dual loyalty of OMPs leads to ethical dilemmas. The study’s main objective is to determine if dual loyalty participates in OMPs’ decisions and influences OMPs to breach medical ethics required in their profession, resulting in employees unfairly losing their jobs.
The study interrogates literature review on dual loyalty and adopts a multi-layered approach focussing on the Constitution; relevant Acts and guidelines; case law and ethical principles. Case studies from the Medical Inspector’s archives are interrogated to determine the influence dual loyalty has on OMPs’ decision-making.
Case law indicates that conflict of interest is the source of dual loyalty. Occupational medical practitioners have fiduciary duties and need to serve the best interests of the employees. From case studies discussed, the study shows that OMPs are affected by dual loyalty and tend to disregard medical ethics. They may be conflicted when making decisions concerning employees’ fitness to work, especially when individualised assessments are not conducted.
A guideline addressing ethical obligations and human rights should be drafted for OMPs, guiding them on dealing with dual loyalty. Employers will need awareness training in various institutions so that OMPs are supported and encouraged to have sound medical ethics. This will promote best practice in doctor-patient relationships, avoiding dual loyalty dilemmas. / Mini Dissertation (MPhil)--University of Pretoria, 2019. / Public Law / MPhil / Unrestricted
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Nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid as verweer in die Suid-Afrikaanse strafregVan der Merwe, Frederik Wilhelm 06 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Die verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid in die Suid-Afrikaanse strafreg word
bespreek. Hierdie verweer is van onlangse oorsprong en verskil van die verwere van
ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid as gevolg van jeugdigheid en geestesongesteldheid soos in artikel 78(1)
van die Strafproseswet 51 van 1977 uiteengesit word.
Die verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid dek gevalle waar dit deur faktore soos
emosionele spanning veroorsaak is. Hierdie verweer staan ook as die algemene ontoerekeningsvatbaarheidsverweer
bekend.
In 'n aantal beslissings, soos onder andere, S v Arnold 1985 (3) SA 256 (C); S v Campher 1987 (1)
SA 940 (A) en S v Chretien 1981 (1) SA 1097 (A), word die gevolgtrekking gemaak dat die verweer
van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid wei in die Suid-Afrikaanse strafreg bestaansreg het.
Ten einde met 'n verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid te slaag, is die blote ipse
dixit van die beskuldigde onvoldoende. 'n Behoorlike grondslag vir die verweer moet gele word. Die
bewyslas in die geval van 'n verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid word bespreek. / The defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity in the South African criminal law is discussed.
It is a relatively new defence and should be distinguished from the defences such as youth and mental
illness set out in section 78(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977.
This defence covers cases in which criminal capacity is excluded by factors such as intoxication and
emotional stress. It is also known as a general defence of criminal incapacity.
In a number of cases, inter alia in S v Arnold 1985(3) SA 256 (C); S v Campher 1987 (1) SA 940 (A)
and S v Chretien 1981 (1) SA 1 097 (A) the conclusion is reached that the defence, non-pathological
criminal incapacity, does have a right of existence in the South African criminal law.
In order to successfully raise the defence on non-pathological criminal incapacity, the mere ipse dixit
of the accused is insufficient. A proper foundation for the defence must be laid. The onus of proof
is discussed. / Criminal & Procedural Law / LL. M.
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Nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid as verweer in die Suid-Afrikaanse strafregVan der Merwe, Frederik Wilhelm 06 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Die verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid in die Suid-Afrikaanse strafreg word
bespreek. Hierdie verweer is van onlangse oorsprong en verskil van die verwere van
ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid as gevolg van jeugdigheid en geestesongesteldheid soos in artikel 78(1)
van die Strafproseswet 51 van 1977 uiteengesit word.
Die verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid dek gevalle waar dit deur faktore soos
emosionele spanning veroorsaak is. Hierdie verweer staan ook as die algemene ontoerekeningsvatbaarheidsverweer
bekend.
In 'n aantal beslissings, soos onder andere, S v Arnold 1985 (3) SA 256 (C); S v Campher 1987 (1)
SA 940 (A) en S v Chretien 1981 (1) SA 1097 (A), word die gevolgtrekking gemaak dat die verweer
van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid wei in die Suid-Afrikaanse strafreg bestaansreg het.
Ten einde met 'n verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid te slaag, is die blote ipse
dixit van die beskuldigde onvoldoende. 'n Behoorlike grondslag vir die verweer moet gele word. Die
bewyslas in die geval van 'n verweer van nie-patologiese ontoerekeningsvatbaarheid word bespreek. / The defence of non-pathological criminal incapacity in the South African criminal law is discussed.
It is a relatively new defence and should be distinguished from the defences such as youth and mental
illness set out in section 78(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977.
This defence covers cases in which criminal capacity is excluded by factors such as intoxication and
emotional stress. It is also known as a general defence of criminal incapacity.
In a number of cases, inter alia in S v Arnold 1985(3) SA 256 (C); S v Campher 1987 (1) SA 940 (A)
and S v Chretien 1981 (1) SA 1 097 (A) the conclusion is reached that the defence, non-pathological
criminal incapacity, does have a right of existence in the South African criminal law.
In order to successfully raise the defence on non-pathological criminal incapacity, the mere ipse dixit
of the accused is insufficient. A proper foundation for the defence must be laid. The onus of proof
is discussed. / Criminal and Procedural Law / LL. M.
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