Compounding Of Certain Minor Traffic Offences
Question: How does compounding for certain minor offences work in South Africa? Answer: In respect of section 341 of the Criminal Procedure Act, the process
June 26, 2024
Question: How does compounding for certain minor offences work in South Africa? Answer: In respect of section 341 of the Criminal Procedure Act, the process
In South African law, compounding certain minor offenses refers to the process where the prosecution of a minor offense is halted in exchange for compensation
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