What is dejudicializing?
Dejudicializing, also known as measures to deal with offenses non-judicially, is a political or administrative guideline avoiding the recourse to […]
Shoplifting charges not laid by the Prosecutor after the arrest
A young man was caught by the security guards of Simons department store supposedly committing a shoplifting offence with an […]
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