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- Case note on Zimbabwe Law Officers Association & Anor v National Prosecuting Authorities & Ors CCZ -1-19
- Guilt by association: the over-extension of the doctrine of common purpose
- Devolution demystified: Emerging debates and prospects for devolution in Zimbabwe A discussion paper
- The State is not above the law: Enforcing a judgment against the State when it fails to comply with a judgement
- The Role of the Criminal Law in the Protection of Women Against Gender-Based Violence: Case note on S v Jeri HH-516-17
- Accessing information held by the State and State institutions Case note on Hitschmann v City of Mutare & Anor HH-211-16
- Defamation: protecting reputation or suppressing media freedom?
- An HIV mother breastfeeding a baby: Did she commit a criminal offence? Case note on S v Semba HH-299-17
- A ray of hope for the outlawing of corporal punishment in Zimbabwe: A review of recent developments
- Doctors who cause the patient deaths Case note on S v McGown 1995 (1) ZLR 4 (H)
- Judicial appointment in Zimbabwe: defining the concept of “fit and proper person” research paper submitted to the Faculty of Law of the Midlands State University
- Reporting a court case arising from false social media report Casenote on Mushunje v Zimbabwe Newspapers
- Should provocation be a partial defence to intentional killing of an adulterous spouse? Case note on the case of S v Ranchi HH 515-17
- The Zimbabwe Electronic Law Journal Now a Refereed Journal and the Editors invite you to contribute articles for future volumes. Since its inception this Journal has had an Editorial Board consisting of editors from the Faculty of Law at the University of
- Using religion to sexually exploit young female parishioners Case note on the Gumbura rape cases - By Geoff Feltoe
- When Culture Clashes with the Criminal Law Case note on S v Hamunakwadi 2015 (1) ZLR 392 (H); S v Musino HH-158-17 and S v Taurayi HH-298-90 By Geoff Feltoe
- Aligning the Administrative Justice Act with the Constitution
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- A GUIDE TO ADMINISTRATIVE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW IN ZIMBABWE
- A Guide To The Zimbabwean Law Of Delict
- Commentary on the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]
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Midlands State University Law Review Journal Vol II - Call for Papers
UZ Student Law Review Journal - Updated with Vol 1 & Vol 2
The UZ Student Law Review Journal is a student run law publication, with an advisory board that includes former Judge Moses Chinhengo and Professor G. Feltoe. The Project is funded by the International Commission of Jurists.
ZimLII provides a PDF version of the latest Volume (Volume II Number 1 of 2014) in this article, and also provides a link to the Journal website under the Journals section of the website, here.
Criminalizing HIV transmission vs fanning already raging discrimination fires
The University of Zimbabwe Student Journal (UZSJ) announces their Call For Papers for the 5th Issue of the Law Review Journal.
The University of Zimbabwe Student Journal (UZSJ) announces their Call For Papers for the 5th Issue of the Law Review Journal.
The law review of the University of Zimbabwe Student Journal is now accepting submissions of articles, book reviews, case notes legislative reviews and comments from members of the legal community.
Articles in any field of legal scholarship are acceptable
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