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… governing conduct between slaves and their masters. But trial testimony determined that while slavery was legal in …

… charges against them after the magistrate commits them for trial. The funeral of the victim becomes a major political …

… this money was sent to lawyers representing ANC people on trial, and was used to help with their families and legal …

… time. But 54 days in solitary confinement, a year awaiting trial and a three-year sentence were not enough to uncover …

… safety . It further provided for the detention without trial for any dissent. Commenced: 4 March 1953. It was … ‘Red ideology'. It authorised indefinite detention without trial on the authority of a policeman of or above the rank of …

… bright red on black (soon to be exhibits in the Treason Trial) which read “Down with Bantu Education!” and “Away with … was later the subject of legal debate during the Treason Trial, although it was extensively aired in New Age about …

… to clandestine groups and it was known, at least from the trial of David and Sue Rabkin and Jeremy Cronin, that there …

… of armed propaganda into a people's war'. The Bethal trial of ANC underground activists exposed the elaborate …

… 1 January 1935 and ending 31 December 1935, and also on a trial basis, while Mr Jan Theron was appointed as a permanent …

… at Serowe, Bechuanaland (now Botswana). 21 November, The trial of the accused of the Bulhoek Massacre commences 16 …

… institutes the Cape Charter of Justice, which introduces trial The Cape Parliament passes Ordinance 19 which provides …

… a gathering of more than two persons. While awaiting trial, Dennis Brutus escheated bail and left South Africa in …

… seven policemen. Langalibalele was arrested, and after his trial, he was banished for life to Robben Island. Following …

… the courts “standing by their leaders”. The Treason Trial. 1955. © Bailey's African History Archives. In the … the government, and were tried in the infamous Treason Trial that lasted for four and a half years. During this …

… charges against them after the magistrate commits them for trial. The funeral of the victim becomes a major political …

… under the Terrorism Act, resulting in the Saso Nine Trial. When the Soweto uprising took place on 16 June 1976, …

… 1913 white miners strike and deport its leaders without trial; he was the imposer of martial law again in 1922, and …

… before the inquisitor and questioned. They then had a trial, with the testimony of witnesses. The use of physical …

… experts brought in from the United Kingdom. The court trial in 1993 which convicted 17 KwaMadala residents of …

… who had been part of the plot were put to trial in Johannesburg.  Some of them were condemned to death, …

… statement in court, on 29 June 1946, she said: The hour of trial has come. The Indian people must answer the call now. …