Constitutional law

Customary law

Common law

Private law

12 chapters

16 chapters

14 chapters

7 chapters

Chapter 4 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa

Chapter 4 of Correctional Services Act

 Chapter 2 of Criminal Procedure Act

Chapter 2 of  The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa

1986

1996

1976

1966

The National Prison Association

 The Atlantic Charter

The League of Nations

The Hague Conventions

laws are promoted and respected.

justice is recognised and implemented.

laws are celebrated and recognised.

laws are fair and just.

organise constituency to ensure quality and successes

discipline society to ensure control and standards

organise community to ensure equality and procedures

organise society to ensure equality and rights

demonstrate an understanding that South Africa’s constitutional, legal and criminal justice systems function within a global community

demonstrate an understanding of the government structure and common law

D. articulate a personal philosophy of justice with specific reference to the principles of restorative justice, on which a legal or criminal justice professional’s service to humanity is based

demonstrate an understanding of the South African legal and criminal justice systems

The executive

The Constitutional

demonstrate an understanding of the Customary law and justice

demonstrate an understanding of the judicial expects and constitutional law

demonstrate an understanding of the government structure and common law

demonstrate an understanding of the South African legal and criminal justice systems