South Africa established 56 special courts for the perpetrators of the 2010 World Cup. Also built detention cells for offenders or hooligans. That was said by the Justice Ministry's spokesman in South Africa, Tlali Tlali, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Tuesday (25 / 5).
The court was established in order to expedite handling of cases involving foreign audiences. They will be legally processed before leaving South Africa. The court is equipped with facilities to run the normal legal process.
South Africa is known as most violent countries in the world. Because of that, the number of matches ticket buyer World Paiala very lacy. 300 000 reserved tickets only from the original estimate of 450 000 tickets.
South African government has set up special courts for trial of 56 extra fast during the World Cup in 2010.
Justice Ministry spokesman Tlali Tlali, Monday (24 / 5), say, to the 56 courts, which spread all over South Africa, will start operating as soon as possible and ended two weeks after the World Cup tournament was closed on July 11 next.
Besides the courts, local governments also build temporary detention spaces at several stadiums used during the World Cup to dampen supporters' behavior on the anarchists.
Quick extra courts were created to process cases involving football fans from abroad, so that the certainty of a court to be decided before the defendants, witnesses or victims return to their home country.
According to Tlali, a special tribunal that will use the usual processes. "There will be no leniency and standards of different systems that would be used," he told South African media.
South Africa is one country with the highest crime rates, and this becomes a serious concern of the organizers of World Pala. Criminality is also blamed for the declining interest in the World Cup from overseas. Until now, only 300 thousand from 400 thousand people are expected to come to South Africa.
The court was established in order to expedite handling of cases involving foreign audiences. They will be legally processed before leaving South Africa. The court is equipped with facilities to run the normal legal process.
South Africa is known as most violent countries in the world. Because of that, the number of matches ticket buyer World Paiala very lacy. 300 000 reserved tickets only from the original estimate of 450 000 tickets.
South African government has set up special courts for trial of 56 extra fast during the World Cup in 2010.
Justice Ministry spokesman Tlali Tlali, Monday (24 / 5), say, to the 56 courts, which spread all over South Africa, will start operating as soon as possible and ended two weeks after the World Cup tournament was closed on July 11 next.
Besides the courts, local governments also build temporary detention spaces at several stadiums used during the World Cup to dampen supporters' behavior on the anarchists.
Quick extra courts were created to process cases involving football fans from abroad, so that the certainty of a court to be decided before the defendants, witnesses or victims return to their home country.
According to Tlali, a special tribunal that will use the usual processes. "There will be no leniency and standards of different systems that would be used," he told South African media.
South Africa is one country with the highest crime rates, and this becomes a serious concern of the organizers of World Pala. Criminality is also blamed for the declining interest in the World Cup from overseas. Until now, only 300 thousand from 400 thousand people are expected to come to South Africa.
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