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Criminal Law [2024] ZAWCHC 121

S v Antonio (136/2024)

S v Antonio (136/2024) [2024] ZAWCHC 121; 2024 (2) SACR 62 (WCC) (3 May 2024)

High Court special review set aside a firearm-unfitness order, holding section 103(1) was not triggered without evidence of drug abuse or dealing.

  • Firearms Control Act
  • Ancillary Orders
  • Sentencing Review
  • Drug Possession
  • Criminal-law
  • Firearms-control-act
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Criminal Law [2021] ZAWCHC 10

S v K.D (B541/2020)

S v K.D (B541/2020) [2021] ZAWCHC 10; 2021 (1) SACR 675 (WCC) (2 February 2021)

On automatic review, the High Court remitted a child offender’s firearm case for reconsideration of sentence and set aside the firearm-unfitness order.

  • Child Justice Act
  • Sentencing Of Child Offenders
  • Firearms Control Act
  • Compulsory Residence
  • Ancillary Orders
  • Child-justice-act
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Criminal Law [2008] ZAECHC 214

Ex parte: National Director of Public Prosecutions, In re: Rubber Duck with registration DTP 988, Boat trailer with registration DNT 118 EC (1466/07)

Ex parte: National Director of Public Prosecutions, In re: Rubber Duck with registration DTP 988, Boat trailer with registration DNT 118 EC (1466/07) [2008] ZAECHC 214; 2011 (2) SACR 225 (ECP) (19 June 2008)

The court refused an ancillary order authorising use of forfeited assets for law enforcement, holding the request was an executive allocation issue and fatally defective without citing the curator bonis.

  • Prevention Of Organised Crime Act
  • Forfeiture Orders
  • Ancillary Orders
  • Curator Bonis
  • Allocation Of Forfeited Property
  • Poa-forfeiture-orders
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