S v Shiburi
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s-v-shiburi-321-8448604
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S v Shiburi
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In S v Shiburi, an important case in South African criminal procedure, the court held that judicial officers have a duty to inform an unrepresented accused of his legal rights, which include the right to the docket or State witnesses' statements, unless there is a ground for refusal. Where the appellant is undefended, he is entitled to be informed of this right; a failure to do so is a misdirection or irregularity on the part of the presiding judicial officer. In this case, however, the appeal c
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2021-12-25T02:47:41Z
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