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Browsing Theses and Dissertations (Criminology) by Author "Oliver, C. E."

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An assessment of application of intelligence-driven investigation in the combating of organised vehicle theft in Thohoyandou Cluster

Bila, Hlengani Phanuel (University of Limpopo, 2015)

The research concerned with the aim of this study, was to assess the appli-cation of intelligence-driven investigation in combating organised motor vehicle theft. The strategic intelligence plan, information sharing and ...
An assessment of application of intelligence-driven investigation in the combating of organised vehicle theft in Thohoyandou Cluster

Bila, Hlengani Phanuel (2015)

The research concerned with the aim of this study, was to assess the appli-cation of intelligence-driven investigation in combating organised motor vehicle theft. The strategic intelligence plan, information sharing and ...
Community perceptions on vigilantism in Matome Village

Maele, Kgothatso Marry (University of Limpopo, 2018)

Vigilantism is a contentious issue that will persist into the future for as long as crime exists. This research aimed at determining community’s perception on vigilantism. The Criminal Justice System has failed community ...
Crime among the youth at Mentz Village, Limpopo Province

Selowa, Mamolele Maria (2021)

The rise of crime committed by young offenders in South Africa has become a major concern (Pelser 2008:1). The Mentz community – a small township situated in GaMamabolo - likewise experiences high levels of crime and ...
A study of the participation of Vhembe District Community Corrections Forum (CCF) members in the re-integration of ex-offenders into the community

Magadze, Tshimangadzo Oscar (University of Limpopo, 2016)

Community involvement in ex-offenders’ re-integration is an important issue in efforts to reduce recidivism and to control overcrowding in our correctional facilities. Crime is a social problem which requires society to ...
Teachers' perspective on learner bullying at selected Secondary schools in Moletjie Moshate Community

Kgopyana, Josephinah Kwena (University of Limpopo, 2019-11-05)

Bullying seems to be prevalent in most secondary schools, and teachers have a daily task of dealing with it. In South Africa, there are many issues which influence teachers’ management of bullying, such as community violence ...

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