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  1. ACJR Submission to the Constitutional Review Committee

    Submission by Africa Criminal Justice Reform (ACJR) to the Constitutional Review Committee | June 2021

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  2. ISSUE PAPERS: Key issues in the NPA - Are we understanding the problem correctly?

    In a series of five Issue Papers, Lukas Muntingh and Jean Redpath take a few steps back and ask whether we are indeed problematising the correct issues and, if ...

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  3. NPA Issue Paper 1: In search of strategy | by Lukas Muntingh

    This paper problematises the strategy environment of the NPA and raises questions about how strategy is developed, the priorities set and how performance is ...

  4. NPA Issue Paper 2: Knowledge, skills and human resources | by Lukas Muntingh

    The capacity, knowledge, skills and experience of an organisation's workforce will determine largely the extent to which it is able to fulfil its mandate. The ...

    Located in ACJR Publications
  5. NPA Issue Paper 3: Effectiveness and Efficiency | by Jean Redpath

    The question of the effectiveness and efficiency of the NPA is key to the proper functioning of South Africa’s democracy. This is because the NPA is the sole ...

  6. NPA Issue Paper 4: Transparency in high-profile corruption matters | by Jean Redpath

    The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) tends to follow a highly secretive and confidential approach to all prosecutions, including those in relation to ...

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  7. NPA Issue Paper 5: Accountability of the NPA | by Jean Redpath

    Public accountability is crucial to demonstrating and achieving independence. Accountability through public transparency can achieve the level of prosecutorial ...

  8. Op-ed: Decline in convictions could be down to preference for informal mediation | by Jean Redpath

    National Prosecuting Authority says there are more resolutions via the alternative dispute resolution mechanism

    Located in ACJR Publications
  9. Op-ed: What the Zondo Commission did not say about the NPA and its need of wide-ranging reform | By Lukas Muntingh

    That the Zondo Commission did not make recommendations for systemic reform of the National Prosecuting Authority is unfortunate and is a lost opportunity. The ...

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  10. Op-ed: When the rich buy indemnity, justice is denied

    How much discretion does a prosecutor have to decline to prosecute? Is mediation always a good thing? Is there sometimes an obligation to prosecute? Does ...

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