Justice in South Africa

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ISBN: 9780520026247 | 0520026241
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 1/1/1973

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List of Tables	p. vii
Preface	p. 11
The Historical Setting
Law Enforcement and Race Attitudes in a Slave-owning Society: The Dutch Settlement at the Cape 1652-1795	p. 17
Postscript	p. 30
Enter the British Legal Machine: Law, Administration and Race Relations at the Cape 1806-1910
Introduction	p. 32
Transition	p. 34
Liberty, equality, servility	p. 39
Robes and oxwagons	p. 41
Barristers and gentlemen	p. 46
Attorneys and law agents	p. 49
Magistrates, justices of the peace and the law department	p. 50
The land register	p. 52
Law enforcers: army and police	p. 53
Prisons and punishment	p. 55
White justice	p. 59
In the Interior: The Administration of Justice and Race Relations in the Boer Republics and the Colony of Natal	p. 68
The courts and race in the Orange Free State	p. 71
Law and race in the Transvaal	p. 76
Law and race in Natal	p. 84
The Incorporation of Africans into the Legal Order
The administration of justice in tribal society--pre-conquest	p. 95
Dispossession nine points of the law: colonial relationships and colonial attitudes	p. 99
The administration of justice in a tribal area--the post-conquest position	p. 111
The Modern Machine
Judicial Attitudes towards Race in South Africa
The unification of the courts--the Supreme Court of South Africa	p. 123
Judicial attitudes to race	p. 132
The Administration of Justice in a Racially Stratified Society	p. 161
The franchise	p. 163
Racial legislation	p. 164
Law enforcement and race	p. 166
Total prosecutions	p. 167
Prosecutions in terms of race-statutes	p. 168
Race laws and sex	p. 174
Race laws and residence	p. 176
Increase in prison population	p. 178
Executions	p. 191
Corporal punishment	p. 195
Black Attitudes and Actions	p. 200
Attitudes towards lawyers	p. 201
Attitudes towards police	p. 203
Brown and black lawyers in action	p. 205
Passive resistance--advocate M. K. Gandhi	p. 205
Active resistance--attorneys Mandela and Tambo	p. 209
Race Conflict and the Legal System	p. 230
Criminal Procedure	p. 231
Discussion	p. 237
Police	p. 239
The judiciary and the executive	p. 244
Judging the judges	p. 256
Sources and Bibliography
Note on Sources	p. 264
Abbreviations	p. 264
References	p. 265
Bibliography	p. 272
Index	p. 283
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