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Do not get tricked or sucker punched into just paying a COVID-19 “Admission of Guilt” lockdown fine, as it could leave you with a criminal record for something which is unnecessary and unconstitutional! These admission of guilt fines will leave you with a criminal record if paid which will give you big problems in future, like when you apply for a visa, firearm licence or apply for a job even. This is the advice of a criminal law expert of Kempton Park, Mr Riaan Louw.

Louw says there are other options for an accused. An accused or a legal representative of an accused can also write to the State prosecutor to state that you did not have the intent to transgress the regulation. Mr Louw says intent will always have to be proven by the State. A trial is something the State will not prefer because then everything will have to be in order from the State’s side, including sworn affidavits from their witnesses and the witnesses will have to pitch up to testif
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It has become a regular news items in the New South Africa to hear that, especially vulnerable old people, have been murdered by the gardener or domestic help. Andre Saaiman (65) and his wife Lidia were murdered in early November 2017 in their home in Scott Street, Somerstrand, Port Elizabeth, but its only now, TWO YEARS later that the Police issued an international arrest warrant for their Mozambican gardener at the time, Ezequiel Carlos Cossa (26).

His location, whether he is in Mozambique or South Africa is unknown, given the porous border which the ANC regime is deliberately neglecting. According to the state prosecutor, Adv Marius Stander , it became clear that Cossa was the right suspect in November 2017, after which the process began to apply for an international arrest warrant.

Cossa stayed in a caravan at the couple’s home at the the time and on the morning when the bodies of the couple were discovered, Cossa was missing but the door o
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