Criminal Procedure Act37 Section 333 Quiz
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What does section 333 of the Criminal Procedure Act permit the Minister of Justice to do?

  • Refer cases to the Constitutional Court
  • Make a judgment on behalf of the High Court
  • Refer any judgment of the High Court to the SCA for consideration (correct)
  • Overrule judgments of the High Court
  • To which court can an appeal be made from a single judge sitting in a High Court division of the first instance?

  • Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA)
  • Full bench of that division (correct)
  • Constitutional Court
  • Magistrates' Court
  • What happens when a High Court division of the first instance consists of more than one sitting judge?

  • Appeal cannot be made
  • Appeal can be made to the Constitutional Court
  • Division is dissolved
  • Appeal must be made directly to the SCA (correct)
  • Which courts have appeal and review jurisdiction over all judgments of the magistrates’ courts?

    <p>Lower courts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of jurisdiction do lower courts have according to the text?

    <p>No appeal or review jurisdiction</p> Signup and view all the answers

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