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Tanzania / Tanzanie

BYAMUGISHA, J., "Criminal Responsibility under East African Penal Codes", (1971-72) 3-4 Zambia Law Journal 76-94; copy at the Supreme Court of Canada Library, Ottawa;
 

HOSEAH, Edward, A Study of the judiciary and the rule of law in Tanzania, with paricular reference to bail, LL.M. thesis, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, 1989, 174 p.;

LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA, Criminal law as a vehicle for protection of rights of women, available at http://www.lrct-tz.org/publications.html,  (accessed on 29 April 2006);

___________Discussion Paper on 'Criminal Law' as a Vehicle for the Protection of the Right to Personal Integrity, Dignity and Liberty of Women, Note: Agenda no. 48.8, presented to the 48th Commission Meeting; available at  http://www.lrct-tz.org/pdf/criminal_law.pdf (accessed on 29 April 2006);
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LUGAKINGIRA, S.K. and Chris Maina Peter, "Victim Compensation and Aspects of Law and Justice in Tanzania",  (September 2008) 18(3) International Criminal Justice Review 292-317;

MCHOME, Sifuni E. (Sifuni Ernest), 1963-, Towards a communitarian approach to crimes : the quest for an effective, less expensive but understandable community oriented criminal justice system,Thesis (LL.M.)--Queen's University at Kingston, 1991, xii, 173 leaves; copy athe University of Ottawa, FTX (Library) Microfiche,. KTT 328 .M335 1991a;
 

MWAIKASU, R.J.A., "Criminal Law as a Vehicle for the Protection of the Right to Personal Integrity, Dignity and Liberty of Women (in Respect of Offences of Rape, Defilement, and Indecent Assault): The Case of Tanzania Mainland", in M. Cherif Bassiouni and Ziyad Motala, eds., The Protection of human rights in African criminal proceedings, Dordrecht/Boston : M. Nijhoff; Norwell, MA, U.S.A. : Sold and distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Kluwer Academic, c1995, xxiv, 47 p., at pp. 253 to approx. 284, ISBN: 0792328884; note: "Papers of a seminar organized by the International Institute of Higher Studies and held in Siracusa, Italy, July 1992";
 

MWALUSANYA, James L., "The Protection of Human Rights in the Criminal Justice Proceedings - The Tanzania Experience", in M. Cherif Bassiouni and Ziyad Motala, eds., The Protection of human rights in African criminal proceedings, Dordrecht/Boston : M. Nijhoff; Norwell, MA, U.S.A. : Sold and distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Kluwer Academic, c1995, xxiv, 47 p., at pp. 285 to approx. 306, ISBN: 0792328884; note: "Papers of a seminar organized by the International Institute of Higher Studies and held in Siracusa, Italy, July 1992";
 

READ, James S., "Kenya, Tanzania, and Unganda",  in Alan Milner, ed., African penal systems, London:  Routledge & K. Paul, 1969, xiii, 501 p., at pp. 89-158, ISBN: 0710061277; copy at Ottawa University, MRT General, KQC 974 ,M54 1969;
 

SLATTERY, Brian, A handbook on sentencing, with particular reference to Tanzania, Nairobi: East African Literature Bureau [1972], 194 p.

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