FOR1502 - Introduction to Forensic Investigation - QUIZ
FOR1502 · Introduction to Forensic Investigation
University of South Africa
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In the context of South African labor relations, which legal principles ensure that the process of investigating and charging an employee is conducted fairly?
2What is the specific legal term for the principle of legality, stating that there is 'no crime without a law'?
3According to the course material on disciplinary proceedings, which of the following statements regarding the 'Standard of Proof' and 'Burden of Proof' are correct?
4Under the section concerning Investigative Reports, what are the essential elements that must be included to ensure a comprehensive demarcation of the investigation?
5Define the term used to describe a situation where an employee is consistently unable to achieve the required standard of work set by the employer, as opposed to intentional misconduct.
6Based on the Case Study of Lwazi and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (1997), which aspects of his employment contract likely constitute legislative violations?
7What is the specific term for the unethical practice of appointing a friend to a position, as mentioned in the forensic investigation crossword clues?
8According to the Labour Relations Act (LRA) guidelines for a dismissal to be considered 'fair', what two broad categories of fairness must be satisfied?
9In the investigative process for Bio-Cell (Question 4.2), which two individuals are mandatory interviewees to ensure a fair investigation into allegations of absenteeism?
10What is the legal term for a type of perjury where a witness makes two conflicting statements while under oath?
