Articles

• 2018: Justice College Also Accelerates Service Delivery.       
  Justice College’s responsibility is to contribute to the DOJ&CD’s performance and the attainment of its strategic objectives through learning.

  2016: CWAG Africa Alliance Partnership News: South Africa
  CWAG Executive Director Karen White met with South Africa Minister of Justice Michael Masutha in June, to begin a dialogue on establishing a robust interchange and discuss areas of collaboration between our organizations, including support for the rule of law and combatting transnational criminal activities such as human trafficking, money laundering, and weapons trafficking.

• 2016: Justice College partners with US-based legal organisation
  Justice College recently hosted representatives from the Conference of Western Attorneys General (CWAG) for an Oral Advocacy Training Session with the aim of forming solid partnership and sharing of information for mutual benefit.
• 2016: CAREER GUIDE TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION
  

  "The legal profession in South Africa offers a variety of career possibilities to the person interested in the field of law. Before embarking on this exciting and rewarding career, it is, however, necessary to know what the academic requirements, the nature of work and the promotion possibilities are for each of the careers available within the legal profession"
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• 2016: Testifying in court as a victim of crime for persons with little or no functional speech: Vocabulary implications
  "People with disabilities are at a high risk of becoming victims of crime. Individuals with little or no functional
  speech (LNFS) face an even higher risk. One way of reducing the risk of remaining a victim of crime is to face the alleged perpetrator in court as a witness"
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• 2016: Domestic Violence - Domestic violence is any controlling or abusive behaviour that occurs in a social relationship and which harms, or may cause imminent harm to the safety, health or well- being of the complainant.

• 2016: Harassment - Harassment refers to a person acting in a manner that causes the complainant to fear harm. Harm refers to any mental, psychological, physical or economic harm. A complainant may become ill, both mentally and physically, due to the harassment. Harassing conduct can lead to increased stress, insomnia, anxiety and depression, poor concentration and can affect self-confidence and self-respect.

Booklets

• 2016: Practical Guide to Court and Case Flow Management
• 2016: A Guide to the Office of the Master of the High Court
• 2016: Distribution of an estate of a person dying without or with a will
• 2016: Legal position of persons incapable of managing their own affairs
• 2011: Your rights as a victim of crime
  

Audio/Visual Media

• 2016: Let's Talk Justice Radio Programme, Season 02, Episode 02: Careers in Justice (23 June 2016)