Criminal Law

accomplice according appellate division applied assault attack attempt to commit Burchell and Hunt Burchell and Milton causation cause charged circumstances commission commit a crime commit the crime common purpose comply consent Constitution contempt of court convicted criminal capacity criminal law criminal liability Criminal Procedure Act culpable homicide definitional elements discussion dolus eventualis English law example fact firearm ground of justification guilty high treason Hunt-Milton incitement infra intercourse intoxication Jescheck and Weigend kill LAWSA means mens rea mental illness merely Milton ch murder negligence normative offence perpetrator police possibility private defence prohibited provisions provocation punishment question rape reasonable person respect result Roman-Dutch law rule SACJ SACR SALJ Schönke-Schröder sexual intercourse Snyman South Africa statutory strict liability subjective submitted supra theft theory of culpability THRHR tion transferred intent unlawfully vicarious liability Wet and Swanepoel words X's act X's conduct X's intention Y's death