Tag: self-incriimination

Laying criminal charges: Forfeiting right to discipline?

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Self-incrimination analysed: Commission privileges explained

by GilesFiles | Jan 28, 2021 | 2020 onwards, Access to information, Applications, Bill of Rights, ConCourt judges, Constitutional Court, Courts, Dignity equality freedom, Judges, Legal Practice, Legislation, Topics | 0 |

State Capture Commission v Zuma Constitutional court analysed self-incrimination and decided that witnesses before a commission may claim privilege against self-incrimination but they must raise the question of privilege with...