De Jure

Collection description

Description
  • De Jure is a general law journal, accredited by the Department of Education. It publishes original research concerned with the development and dissemination of cutting–edge legal research, both national and international. The scope of the journal is wide and supports legal academics, practitioners and scholars.
Identifier

10670/2.ah2dzw

Organization

SciELO

Discipline

Law (63) Economies and finances (25) Political science (16) Management (16) Sociology (10) Archaeology and Prehistory (10) History (7) Communication sciences (6) Literature (5) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (4) Psychology (3) Philosophy (3) Linguistics (3) Education (3) Religions (2) Geography (2) Environmental studies (2) Demography (2) Art and art history (2) Musicology and performing arts (1) Cultural heritage and museology (1) Gender studies (1)

Type

Articles (354)

Authors

Date

354 documents
Is English becoming a threat to the existence of indigenous languages in institutions of higher learning in South Africa?
Anzanilufuno Munyai et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
Aquamation: legal nail in burial and cremation's coffin?
Magda Slabbert et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
An analysis of spousal competence and non-compellability in terms of section 198 of the Criminal Procedure Act
Melissa Lazarus et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
Relative poverty in female disability grant recipients in South Africa
Yvette Basson (Jan 1, 2021)
The role of clinical legal education in developing ethical legal professionals
M.A. (Riette) du Plessis (Jan 1, 2021)
The Supreme Court of Appeal and the handing over of the bride in customary marriages
Siyabonga Sibisi (Jan 1, 2021)
The Treaty on the Lesotho Highlands Water Project and the principle of "equitable and reasonable utilisation"
Clive Vinti (Jan 1, 2021)
Dewesternising the South African social security law: a leap towards an Afrocentric legal curricular
Shelton Tapiwa Mota Makore et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
The feasibility of the victims of corruption's claim for constitutional damages against corrupt public officials in South Africa
Thembinkosi W Maseko (Jan 1, 2021)
Sexual autonomy and violence against women in Nigeria: Assessing the impact of Covid-19 pandemic
Tolulope R Ibitoye et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
Falling through the cracks: The plight of "over-aged" children in the public education system
Lorette Arendse (Jan 1, 2021)
The admissibility of criminal findings in civil matters: Re-evaluating the Hollington judgment
Thulisile Brenda Njoko (Jan 1, 2021)
Developing the common law crime murder in relation to physician-assisted suicide and physician-assisted euthanasia: Revisiting the missteps of Stransham-Ford v Minister of Justice and Correctional Development 2015 (4) SA 50 (G)
Ntokozo Mnyandu (Jan 1, 2021)
MT v Road Accident Fund; HM v Road Accident Fund [2021] 1 ALL SA 285 (GJ) Adverse findings against experts and legal practitioners without evidence or a hearing
FHH Kehrhahn (Jan 1, 2021)
Zimbabwe's natural person debt relief system: Much-needed relief for No Income No Asset (NINA) debtors or 'out with the new'?
Shammah G. Boterere (Jan 1, 2021)
Is discriminating against employees living with cancer in the workplace justified?
Charles Maimela (Jan 1, 2021)
Disruptive technologies and the future of regulations - ICT regulatory structure(s) determined
Mzukisi N Njontini (Jan 1, 2021)
Lessons from history predicting a possible tax revolt in South Africa
Hanneke du Preez et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
Giant leaps or baby steps? A preliminary review of the development of children's rights jurisprudence in Zimbabwe
Isabel Magaya et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
The indigenisation of customary law: Creating an indigenous legal pluralism within the South African dispensation: possible or not?
Ntebo L Morudu et al. (Jan 1, 2021)
On "Dumping" and the Competition Act of South Africa: No "double remedy"
Gustav Francois Brink (Jan 1, 2021)
Makeshift 1190 (Pty) Ltd v Cilliers 2020 5 SA 538 (WCC)
EJ MARAIS (Jan 1, 2021)
Investigating the extraterritorial application of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as well as the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Simon Mateus (Jan 1, 2021)
Dawn of a new era for permanent life partners: from Volks v Robinson to Bwanya v Master of the High Court
Koshesayi Madzika (Jan 1, 2020)
The impact of the COVID-19 regulations on rent obligations
Sue-Mari Viljoen (Jan 1, 2020)

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