Category: Prosecution
The Role of the Prosecutor in Wildlife Crime Cases
¤ An Administrator of Justice Administration of justice is the protection of individuals from the unjust and/or unlawful deeds of others. As an administrator of…
Presentation of Evidence in Court
Court Decorum All jurisdictions have procedures and rules on how one should conduct his/herself in court. However, you can adhere to the following general rules:…
Rules of Admissibility of Evidence
Introduction Rules of evidence have been created in criminal law to protect the accused person by ensuring that the evidence is dependable, credible and trustworthy…
Types of Evidence
Introduction The Law of Evidence is a system of rules for the presentation of evidence in court during a trial. You can define evidence as…
Penalties in Botswana’s Wildlife Legislation
Penalties under the Wildlife Conservation and National Parks Act and subsidiary legislation involve a combination of fines and imprisonment. The Act also provides for administrative penalties including forfeiture, destruction of instrumentalities of crime and cancellation of permits.
Use of Other Laws to Strengthen Wildlife Crime Prosecutions
Wildlife law enforcement is inherently trans-disciplinary and the enforcers need to consult and have an understanding of other related disciplines and the laws which regulate them.
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