1.Critically discuss what is meant by the "separation of powers" doctrine.(7)

2.Describe the three generations of human rights.(6)

3.The case of S v Makwanyane 1995 3 SA 391 (CC) was one of the earliest cases to be decided on before the Constitutional Court. Explain why this case is still considered a landmark judgment in South African constitutional jurisprudence.(3)

4.Briefly motivate to what extent you believe the aims of transformative constitutionalism are being achieved in South Africa.(4)

5.The degree of proof required in a civil matter is different to that required in a criminal case. In this regard, differentiate between proof on a balance of probabilities and proof beyond reasonable doubt.(4)

6.List the five basic requirements for a legally binding contract.(5)

7.Describe the role and content of the subject-area commonly referred to as the Law of Evidence.(6)