• Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977)
  • Notice No. 748 of 1977
  • Act
  • 1. Definitions
  • Chapter 1 : Prosecuting Authority
    • 2. [Repealed]
    • 3. [Repealed]
    • 4. [Repealed]
    • 5. [Repealed]
    • 6. Power to withdraw charge or stop prosecution
    • 7. Private prosecution on certificate nolle prosequi
    • 8. Private prosecution under statutory right
    • 9. Security by private prosecutor
    • 10. Private prosecution in name of private prosecutor
    • 11. Failure of private prosecutor to appear
    • 12. Mode of conducting private prosecution
    • 13. Attorney-general may intervene in private prosecution
    • 14. Costs in respect of process
    • 15. Costs of private prosecution
    • 16. Costs of accused in private prosecution
    • 17. Taxation of costs
    • 18. Prescription of right to institute prosecution
  • Chapter 2 : Search warrants, entering of premises, seizure, forfeiture and disposal of property connected with offences
    • 19. Saving as to certain powers conferred by other laws
    • 20. State may seize certain articles
    • 21. Article to be seized under search warrant
    • 22. Circumstances in which article may be seized without search warrant
    • 23. Search of arrested person and seizure of article
    • 24. Search of premises
    • 25. Power of police to enter premises in connection with State security or any offence
    • 26. Entering of premises for purposes of obtaining evidence
    • 27. Resistance against entry or search
    • 28. Wrongful search an offence, and award of damages
    • 29. Search to be conducted in decent and orderly manner
    • 30. Disposal by police official of article after seizure
    • 31. Disposal of article where no criminal proceedings are instituted or where it is not required for criminal proceedings
    • 32. Disposal of article where criminal proceedings are instituted and admission of guilt fine is paid
    • 33. Article to be transferred to court for purposes of trial
    • 34. Disposal of article after commencement of criminal proceedings
    • 35. Forfeiture of article to State
    • 36. Disposal of article concerned in an offence committed outside Republic
  • Chapter 3 : Ascertainment of Bodily Features of Person
    • 36A. Interpretation of Chapter 3
    • 36B. Powers in respect of fingerprints of accused and convicted persons
    • 36C. Fingerprints and body-prints for investigation purposes
    • 36D. Powers in respect of buccal samples, bodily samples amd crime scene samples
    • 36E. Samples for investigation purposes
    • 37. Powers in respect of body-prints and bodily appearance of accused and convicted persons
  • Chapter 4 : Methods of Securing Attendance of Accused in Court
    • 38. Methods of securing attendance of accused in court
  • Chapter 5 : Arrest
    • 39. Manner and effect of arrest
    • 40. Arrest by peace officer without warrant
    • 41. Name and address of certain persons and power of arrest by peace officer without warrant
    • 42. Arrest by private person without warrant
    • 43. Warrant of arrest may be issued by magistrate or justice
    • 44. Execution of warrants
    • 45. Arrest on telegraphic authority
    • 46. Non-liability for wrongful arrest
    • 47. Private persons to assist in arrest when called upon
    • 48. Breaking open premises for purpose of arrest
    • 49. Use of force in effecting arrest
    • 50. Procedure after arrest
    • 51. Escaping and aiding escaping before incarceration, and penalties therefor
    • 52. Saving of other powers of arrest
    • 53. Saving of civil law rights and liability
  • Chapter 6 : Summons
    • 54. Summons as method of securing attendance  of accused in magistrate's court
    • 55. Failure of accused to appear on summons
  • Chapter 7 : Written Notice to appear in Court
    • 56. Written notice as method of securing of accused in magistrate's court
  • Chapter 8 : Admission of Guilt Fine
    • 57. Admission of guilt and payment of fine without appearance in court 
    • 57A. Admission of guilt and payment of fine after appearing in court
    • 57B. Payment of admission of guilt fine without appearance in court and previous conviction
    • 57C. Expungement of criminal records of persons whose name appears in records of Criminal Record Centre of South African Police Service after having paid an admission of guilt fine for offences determined in terms of section 57B(1)
    • 57D. Convictions and sentences in respect of admission of guilt fines relating to offences in terms of regulations made in terms of section 27(2) of Disaster Management Act, 2002
  • Chapter 9 : Bail
    • 58. Effect of bail
    • 59. Bail before first appearance of accused in lower court
    • 59A. Attorney-general may authorise release on bail
    • 60. Bail application of accused in court
    • 61. [Repealed]
    • 62. Court may add further conditions of bail
    • 63. Amendment of conditions of bail
    • 63A. Release or amendment of bail conditions of ...
    • 64. Proceedings with regard to bail and conditions ...
    • 65. Appeal to superior court with regard to bail
    • 65A. Appeal by attorney-general against decision ...
    • 66. Failure by accused to observe condition of bail
    • 67. Failure of accused on bail to appear
    • 67A. Criminal liability of a person who is on bail on ...
    • 68. Cancellation of bail
    • 68A. Cancellation of bail at request of accused
    • 69. Payment of bail money by third person
    • 70. Remission of bail money
    • 71. [Repealed] Juvenile may be placed in place of safety ...
  • Chapter 10 : Release on Warning
    • 72. Accused may be released on warning in lieu of bail
    • 72A. Cancellation of release on warning
  • Chapter 11 : Assistance to Accused
    • 73. Accused entitled to assistance after arrest and ...
    • 74. [Repealed] Parent or guardian of accused eighteen ...
  • Chapter 12 : Summary Trial
    • 75. Summary trial and court of trial
    • 76. Charge-sheet and proof of record of criminal case
  • Chapter 13 : Accused: Capacity to Understand Proceedings: Mental Illness and Criminal Responsibility
    • 77. Capacity of accused to understand proceedings
    • 78. Mental illness or intellectual disability and criminal responsibility
    • 79. Panel for purposes of enquiry and report under sections 77 and 78
  • Chapter 14 : The Charge
    • 80. Accused may examine charge
    • 81. Joinder of charges
    • 82. Several charges to be disposed of by same court
    • 83. Charge where it is doubtful what offence committed
    • 84. Essentials of charge
    • 85. Objection to charge
    • 86. Court may order that charge be amended
    • 87. Court may order delivery of particulars
    • 88. Defect in charge cured by evidence
    • 89. Previous conviction not to be alleged in charge
    • 90. Charge need not specify or negative exception, exemption, proviso, excuse or qualification
    • 91. Charge need not state manner or means of act
    • 92. Certain omissions or imperfections not to invalidate charge
    • 93. Alibi and date of act or offence
    • 94. Charge may allege commission of offence on divers occasions
    • 95. Rules applicable to particular charges
    • 96. Naming of company, firm or partnership in charge
    • 97. Naming of joint owners of property in charge
    • 98. Charge of murder or culpable homicide sufficient if it alleges fact of killing
    • 99. Charge relating to document sufficient if it refers to document by name
    • 100. Charge alleging theft may allege general deficiency
    • 101. Charge relating to false evidence
    • 102. Charge relating to insolvency
    • 103. Charge alleging intent to defraud need not allege or prove such intent in respect of particular person or mention owner of property or set forth details of deceit
    • 104. Reference in charge to objectionable matter not necessary
  • Chapter 15 : The Plea
    • 105. Accused to plead to charge
    • 105A. Plea and sentence agreements
    • 106. Pleas
    • 107. Truth and publication for public benefit of defamatory matter to be specially pleaded
    • 108. Issues raised by plea to be tried
    • 109. Accused refusing to plead
  • Chapter 16 : Jurisdiction
    • 110. Accused brought before court which has no jurisdiction
    • 110A. Jurisdiction in respect of offences committed by certain persons outside Republic
    • 111. Minister may remove trial to jurisdiction of another attorney-general
  • Chapter 17 : Plea of Guility at Summary Trial
    • 112. Plea of guilty
    • 113. Correction of plea of guilty
    • 114. Committal by magistrate's court of accused for sentence by regional court after plea of guilty
  • Chapter 18 : Plea of Not Guilty at Summary Trial
    • 115. Plea of not guilty and procedure with regard to issues
    • 115A. Committal of accused for trial by regional court
    • 116. Committal of accused for sentence by regional court after trial in magistrate's court
    • 117. Committal to superior court in special case
    • 118. Non-availability of judicial officer after plea of not guilty
  • Chapter 19 : Plea in Magistrate's Court on Charge Justiciable in Superior Court
    • 119. Accused to plead in magistrate's court on instructions of attorney-general
    • 120. Charge-sheet and proof of record
    • 121. Plea of guilty
    • 122. Plea of not guilty
  • Chapter 19A : Plea in Magistrate's Court on charge to be adjudicated in Regional Court
    • 122A. Accused to plead in magistrate's court on charge to be tried in regional court
    • 122B. Charge-sheet and proof of record
    • 122C. Plea of guilty
    • 122D. Plea of not guilty
  • Chapter 20 : Preparatory Examination
    • 123. Attorney-general may instruct that preparatory examination be held
    • 124. Proceedings preceding holding of preparatory examination to form part of preparatory examination record
    • 125. Attorney-general may direct that preparatory examination be conducted at a specified place
    • 126. Procedure to be followed by magistrate at preparatory examination
    • 127. Recalling of witnesses after conversion of trial into preparatory examination
    • 128. Examination of prosecution witnesses at preparatory examination
    • 129. Recording of evidence at preparatory examination and proof of record
    • 130. Charge to be put at conclusion of evidence for prosecution
    • 131. Accused to plead to charge
    • 132. Procedure after plea
    • 133. Accused may testify at preparatory examination
    • 134. Accused may call witnesses at preparatory examination
    • 135. Discharge of accused at conclusion of preparatory examination
    • 136. Procedure with regard to exhibits at preparatory examination
    • 137. Magistrate to transmit record of preparatory examination to attorney-general
    • 138. Preparatory examination may be continued before different judicial officer
    • 139. Attorney-general may arraign accused for sentence or trial
    • 140. Procedure where accused arraigned for sentence
    • 141. Procedure where accused arraigned for trial
    • 142. Procedure where attorney-general declines to prosecute
    • 143. Accused may inspect preparatory examination record and is entitled to copy thereof
  • Chapter 21 : Trial before Superior Court
    • 144. Charge in superior court to be laid in an indictment
    • 145. Trial in superior court by judge sitting with or without assessors
    • 146. Reasons for decision by superior court in criminal trial
    • 147. Death or incapacity of assessor
    • 148. [Repealed]
    • 149. Change of venue in superior court after indictment has been lodged
  • Chapter 22 : Conduct of Proceedings
    • 150. Prosecutor may address court and adduce evidence
    • 151. Accused may address court and adduce evidence
    • 152. Criminal proceedings to be conducted in open court
    • 153. Circumstances in which criminal proceedings shall not take place in open court
    • 154. Prohibition of publication of certain information relating to criminal proceedings
    • 155. Persons implicated in same offence may be tried together
    • 156. Persons committing separate offences at same time and place may be tried together
    • 157. Joinder of accused and separation of trials
    • 158. Criminal proceedings to take place in presence of accused
    • 159. Circumstances in which criminal proceedings may take place in absence of accused
    • 159A. Postponement of certain criminal proceedings through audiovisual link
    • 159B. Requirements for audiovisual appearance by accused person
    • 159C. Technical requirements for use of audiovisual link
    • 159D. Protection of communication between accused person and legal representative
    • 160. Procedure at criminal proceedings where accused is absent
    • 161. Witness to testify viva voce
    • 162. Witness to be examined under oath
    • 163. Affirmation in lieu of oath
    • 164. When unsworn or unaffirmed evidence admissible
    • 165. Oath, affirmation or admonition may be administered by or through interpreter or intermediary
    • 166. Cross-examination and re-examination of witnesses
    • 167. Court may examine witness or person in attendance
    • 168. Court may adjourn proceedings to any date
    • 169. Court may adjourn proceedings to any place
    • 170. Failure of accused to appear after adjournment or to remain in attendance
    • 170A. Evidence through intermediaries
    • 171. Evidence on commission
    • 172. Parties may examine witness
    • 173. Evidence on commission part of court record
    • 174. Accused may be discharged at close of case for prosecution
    • 175. Prosecution and defence may address court at conclusion of evidence
    • 176. Judgment may be corrected
    • 177. Court may defer final decision
    • 178. Arrest of person committing offence in court  and removal from court of person disturbing proceedings
  • Chapter 23 : Witnesses
    • 179. Process for securing attendance of witness
    • 180. Service of subpoena
    • 181. Pre-payment of witness expenses
    • 182. Witness from prison
    • 183. Witness to keep police informed of whereabouts
    • 184. Witness about to abscond and witness evading service of summons
    • 185. Detention of witness
    • 185A. [Repealed]
    • 186. Court may subpoena witness
    • 187. Witness to attend proceedings and to remain in attendance
    • 188. Failure by witness to attend or to remain in attendance
    • 189. Powers of court with regard to recalcitrant witness
    • 190. Impeachment or support of credibility of witness
    • 191. Payment of expenses of witness
    • 191A. Witness services
    • 192. Every witness competent and compellable unless expressly excluded
    • 193. Court to decide upon competency of witness
    • 194. Incompetency due to state of mind
    • 194A. Evaluation of competency of witnesses due to state of mind
    • 195. Evidence for prosecution by husband or wife of accused
    • 196. Evidence of accused and husband or wife on behalf of accused
    • 197. Privileges of accused when giving evidence
    • 198. Privilege arising out of marital state
    • 199. No witness compelled to answer questions which the witness's husband or wife may decline
    • 200. Witness not excused from answer establishing civil liability on his part
    • 201. Privilege of legal practitioner
    • 202. Privilege from disclosure on ground of public policy or public interest
    • 203. Witness excused from answering incriminating question
    • 204. Incriminating evidence by witness for prosecution
    • 205. Judge, regional court magistrate or magistrate may take evidence as to alleged offence
    • 206. The law in cases not provided for
    • 207. Saving of special provisions in other laws
  • Chapter 24 : Evidence
    • 208. Conviction may follow on evidence of single witness
    • 209. Conviction may follow on confession by accused
    • 210. Irrelevant evidence inadmissible
    • 211. Evidence during criminal proceedings of previous convictions
    • 212. Proof of certain facts by affidavit or certificate
    • 212A. Proof of certain facts by affidavit from person in foreign country
    • 212B. Proof of undisputed facts
    • 213. Proof of written statement by consent
    • 214. Evidence recorded at preparatory examination admissible at trial in certain circumstances
    • 215. Evidence recorded at former trial admissible at later trial in certain circumstances
    • 216. [Repealed]
    • 217. Admissibility of confession by accused
    • 218. Admissibility of facts discovered by means of inadmissible confession
    • 219. Confession not admissible against another
    • 219A. Admissibility of admission by accused
    • 220. Admissions
    • 221. Admissibility of certain trade or business records
    • 222. Application to criminal proceedings of certain provisions
    • 223. [Repealed]
    • 224. Judicial notice of laws and other published matter
    • 225. Evidence of prints, bodily samples or bodily appearance of accused
    • 226. Evidence of no sexual intercourse between spouses admissible
    • 227. Evidence of character and previous sexual experience
    • 228. Evidence of disputed writing
    • 229. Evidence of times of sunrise and sunset
    • 230. Evidence and sufficiency of evidence of appointment to public office
    • 231. Evidence of signature of public officer
    • 232. Article may be proved in evidence by means of photograph thereof
    • 233. Proof of public documents
    • 234. Proof of official documents
    • 235. Proof of judicial proceedings
    • 236. Proof of entries in accounting records and documentation of banks
    • 236A. Proof of entries in accounting records and documentation of banks in countries outside Republic
    • 237. Evidence on charge of bigamy
    • 238. Evidence of relationship on charge of incest
    • 239. Evidence on charge of infanticide or concealment of birth
    • 240. Evidence on charge of receiving stolen property
    • 241. Evidence of previous conviction on charge of receiving stolen property
    • 242. Evidence on charge of defamation
    • 243. Evidence of receipt of money or property and general deficiency on charge of theft
    • 244. Evidence on charge relating to seals and stamps
    • 245. Evidence on charge of which false representation is element
    • 246. Presumptions relating to certain documents
    • 247. Presumptions relating to absence from Republic of certain persons
    • 248. Presumption that accused possessed particular qualification or acted in particular capacity
    • 249. Presumption of failure to pay tax or to furnish information relating to tax
    • 250. Presumption of lack of authority
    • 251. Unstamped instrument admissible in criminal proceedings
    • 252. The law in cases not provided for
    • 252A. Authority to make use of traps and undercover operations and admissibility of evidence so obtained
    • 253. Saving of special provisions in other laws
  • Chapter 25 : Conversion of Trial into Enquiry
    • 254. [Repealed] Court may refer juvenile accused to children’s court
    • 255. Court may order enquiry under Prevention and Treatment of Drug Dependency Act, 1992
  • Chapter 26 : Competent Verdicts
    • 256. Attempt
    • 257. Accessory after the fact
    • 258. Murder and attempted murder
    • 259. Culpable homicide
    • 260. Robbery
    • 261. Rape, compelled rape, sexual assault, compelled sexual assault and compelled self-sexual assault
    • 261A. Trafficking in persons
    • 262. Housebreaking with intent to commit an offence
    • 263. Statutory offence of breaking and entering or of entering premises
    • 264. Theft
    • 265. Receiving stolen property knowing it to have been stolen
    • 266. Assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm
    • 267. Common assault
    • 268. Statutory unlawful carnal intercourse
    • 269. [Repealed] Sodomy
    • 269A. Offence
    • 270. Offences not specified in this Chapter
  • Chapter 27 : Previous Convictions
    • 271. Previous convictions may be proved
    • 271A. Certain convictions fall away as previous convictions after expiration of 10 years
    • 271B. Expungement of certain criminal records
    • 271C. Expungement of certain criminal records under legislation
    • 271D. Expungement of certain criminal records by Criminal Record Centre
    • 271DA. Revoking of certificate of expungement erroneously issued
    • 271DB. Delegation of powers and assignment of duties by Director-General
    • 271E. Regulations
    • 272. Finger-print record prima facie evidence of conviction
    • 273. Evidence of further particulars relating to previous conviction
  • Chapter 28 : Sentence
    • 274. Evidence on sentence
    • 275. Sentence by judicial officer or judge other than judicial officer or judge who convicted accused
    • 276. Nature of punishments
    • 276A. Imposition of correctional supervision, and conversion of imprisonment into correctional supervision and vice versa
    • 276B. Fixing of non-parole-period
    • 277. [Repealed]
    • 278. [Repealed]
    • 279. [Repealed]
    • 280. Cumulative or concurrent sentences
    • 281. Interpretation of certain provisions in laws relating to imprisonment and fines
    • 282. Antedating sentence of imprisonment
    • 283. Discretion of court as to punishment
    • 284. Minimum period of imprisonment four days
    • 285. Periodical imprisonment
    • 286. Declaration of certain persons as habitual criminals
    • 286A. Declaration of certain persons as dangerous criminals
    • 286B. Imprisonment for indefinite period
    • 287. Imprisonment in default of payment of fine
    • 288. Recovery of fine
    • 289. Court may enforce payment of fine
    • 290. [Repealed] Manner of dealing with convicted juvenile
    • 291. [Repealed] Duration of orders under section 290
    • 292. [Repealed]
    • 293. [Repealed]
    • 294. [Repealed]
    • 295. [Repealed]
    • 296. Committal to treatment centre
    • 297. Conditional or unconditional postponement or suspension of sentence, and caution or reprimand
    • 297A. Liability for patrimonial loss arising from performance of community service
    • 297B. Agreement on operation of suspended sentences
    • 298. Sentence may be corrected
    • 299. Warrant for the execution of sentence
    • 299A. Right of complainant to make representations in certain matters with regard to placement on parole, on day parole, or under correctional supervision
  • Chapter 29 : Compensation and Restitution
    • 300. Court may award compensation where offence causes damage to or loss of property
    • 301. Compensation to innocent purchaser of property unlawfully obtained
  • Chapter 30 : Reviews and Appeals in Cases of Criminal Proceedings in Lower Courts
    • 302. Sentences subject to review in the ordinary course
    • 303. Transmission of record
    • 304. Procedure on review
    • 304A. Review of proceedings before sentence
    • 305. [Repealed]
    • 306. Accused may set down case for argument
    • 307. Execution of sentence not suspended unless bail granted
    • 308. [Repealed]
    • 308A. Correctional supervision not suspended unless bail granted
    • 309. Appeal from lower court by person convicted
    • 309A. Appeal against conviction and sentence of chiefs, headmen and chiefs' deputies
    • 309B. Application for leave to appeal
    • 309C. Petition procedure
    • 309D. Explanation of certain rights to unrepresented and certain other accused
    • 310. Appeal from lower court by prosecutor
    • 310A. Appeal by attorney-general against sentence of lower court
    • 311. Appeal to Appellate Division
    • 312. Review or appeal and failure to comply with subsection (1) (b) or (2) of section 112
    • 313. Institution of proceedings de novo when conviction set aside on appeal or review
    • 314. Obtaining presence of convicted person in lower court after setting aside of sentence or order
  • Chapter 31 : Appeals in cases of Criminal Proceedings in Superior Courts
    • 315. Court of appeal in respect of superior court judgments
    • 316. Applications for condonation, leave to appeal and further evidence
    • 316A. [Repealed]
    • 316B. Appeal by attorney-general against sentence of superior court
    • 317. Special entry of irregularity or illegality
    • 318. Appeal on special entry under section 317
    • 319. Reservation of question of law
    • 320. Report of trial judge to be furnished on appeal
    • 321. When execution of sentence may be suspended
    • 322. Powers of court of appeal
    • 323. [Repealed]
    • 324. Institution of proceedings de novo when conviction set aside on appeal
  • Chapter 32 : Mercy and Free Pardon
    • 325. Saving of power of State President to extend mercy
    • 325A. [Repealed]
    • 326.  [Repealed]
    • 327. Further evidence and free pardon or substitution of verdict by State President
  • Chapter 33 : General Provisions
    • 328. Force of process
    • 329. Court process may be served or executed by police official
    • 330. Transmission of court process by telegraph or similar communication
    • 331. Irregular warrant or process
    • 332. Prosecution of corporations and members of associations
    • 333. Minister may invoke decision of Appellate Division on question of law
    • 334. Minister may declare certain persons peace officers for specific purposes
    • 335. Person who makes statement entitled to copy thereof
    • 335A. Prohibition of publication of identity of persons towards or in connection with whom certain offences have been committed
    • 335B. Medical examination of minors towards or in connection with whom certain offences have been committed
    • 336. Act or omission constituting offence under two or more laws
    • 337. Estimating age of person
    • 338. Production of document by accused in criminal proceedings
    • 339. Removal of accused from one prison to another for purpose of attending at criminal proceedings
    • 340. Prison list of unsentenced prisoners and witnesses detained
    • 341. Compounding of certain minor offences
    • 342. Conviction or acquittal no bar to civil action for damages
    • 342A. Unreasonable delays in trials
    • 343. [Repealed]
    • 344. Repeal of laws
    • 345. Short title and date of commencement
  • Schedules
    • Schedule 1
    • Schedule 2
    • Schedule 3
    • Schedule 4 : Laws Repealed
    • Schedule 5
    • Schedule 6
    • Schedule 7
    • Schedule 8
• Regulations
  • Regulations Prescribing the Tariff of Allowances Payable to Witnesses in Criminal Proceedings
    • Notice No. R. 391 of 2008
    • 1. Definitions
    • 2. Subsistence allowance
    • 3. Transport and travelling expenses
    • 4. Income forfeited
    • 5. to 12. Supplementary provisions
  • Regulations Prescribing the Tariff of Allowances Payable to Psychiatrists and Clinical Psychologists who Appear as Witnesses in Court
    • Notice No. R. 392 of 2008
    • 1. Definitions
    • 2. Subsistence allowance
    • 3. Transport and travelling expenses
    • 4. Remuneration for court attendance
    • 5. to 9. Supplementary provisions
  • Regulations under the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977)
    • Notice No. R. 513 of 2009
    • 1. Definitions
    • 2. Application for expungement of criminal record
    • 3. Certificate of expungement
    • 4. Expungement of criminal records by Criminal Record Centre
    • Forms
• Notices
  • Tariff Payable to Psychiatrist or Clinical Psychologist for an Enquiry into the Mental Condition of an Accused
    • Notice No. R. 964 of 2017
    • 1. Definitions
    • 2. Transport and travelling expenses
    • 3. Remuneration for services
    • 4. Repeal of Notice
  • Declaration of Peace Officers in terms of Section 334 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977: Inspectors appointed in terms of Section 64 of the North West Gambling Act, 2001
    • Notice No. R. 1147 of 2016
    • Schedule
  • Declaration of Peace Officers in terms of Section 334 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977: Immigration Officers Appointed in terms of Section 33(2)(b) of the Immigration Act, 2002
    • Notice No. R. 499 of 2019
    • Schedule
  • Declaration of Peace Officers Members of the Border Management Authority (Border Guards) in terms of Section 334 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977)
    • Notice No. R. 2828 of 2022
    • Schedule
  • Declaration of Peace Officers in terms of Section 334 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 : Investigators for the Investigating Directorate
    • Notice No. R. 2849 of 2022
    • Schedule
  • Declaration of Peace Officers in terms of Section 334 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 : Investigators for the Investigating Directorate
    • Notice No. 4115 of 2023
    • Schedule
• Determinations
  • [Repealed] Determination of persons or category or class of persons who are Competent to be Appointed as Intermediaries
    • Notice No. R. 663 of 2017
  • Determination of Persons or Category or Class of Persons who are Competent to be Appointed as Intermediaries: Criminal Procedure Act, 1977
    • Notice No. R. 2418 of 2022
• Proclamations
  • Determination of date of coming into  operation of Section 2 of the Criminal Law (Forensic Procedures) Amendment Act, 2013, (Insertion of Section 13D (1) in the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977)
    • Proclamation Notice 48 of 2022