Criminal Justice Society

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Scenario: Complex Case of Su***de or Murder?

A university campus is shaken by the discovery of a student, Alex, who was found dead in their dorm room. Initial evidence suggests su***de: a note expressing feelings of hopelessness and despair was found near the body, along with an empty bottle of prescription medication. However, upon further investigation, inconsistencies begin to emerge. Some of Alex's friends recall that he had recently been involved in a tumultuous relationship, and bruises are found on his arms that seem unrelated to a self-inflicted death. Additionally, security footage shows an unidentified person entering Alex's dorm shortly before the estimated time of death, but leaving without being captured clearly on camera.

As a criminal justice student, how would you approach this case to determine whether Alex’s death was a su***de or if foul play was involved? Consider the use of forensic evidence, psychological profiling, witness interviews, and any other investigative techniques that could clarify the circumstances of Alex’s death.

Throwing it way back to our last General Annual Meeting. Take a look at how it went !

It is with great pleasure that I introduce Lefika Tubego, our newly appointed President of the Criminal Justice Society executive committee, and Christine Nduku, our Vice President.

President Lefika Tubegois a highly respected figure in the field of criminal justice, known for his strong leadership skills, commitment to justice, and innovative approach to crime prevention and management. His vision for the society is rooted in a passion for fairness and advocacy, ensuring that we remain a leading voice in criminal justice reforms and initiatives.

Vice President Christine Nduku is a dynamic leader with a deep understanding of policy and its role in shaping the criminal justice system. Her strategic planning and community engagement makes her the perfect complement to Lefika's leadership. Together, they bring a balance of insight, passion, and a shared goal of advancing our society’s mission.

Under their guidance, we are confident that the Criminal Justice Society will continue to thrive, creating new opportunities for learning, collaboration, and meaningful impact in the community.

It is a great honor to introduce the new executive members of our Criminal Justice Society. Each individual brings a wealth of knowledge, passion, and dedication to their respective roles, ensuring the continued success and growth of our society.

President: Lefika Tubego

Vice President: Christine Nduku

Secretary: Olerato Kimberly Khukhu

Vice Secretary: Peo Pearl Otlaadisang

Treasurer: Natasha Moseki

Legal Advisor: ResegoTsogang

Publicity Officer: Matlhogonolo E M Kelaotswe

Assistant Publicity Officer: Phatsimo Molema

Spokesperson: Tlotlo Yaone Ditshupo

Additional Members: Tshegofatso Thake
Amantle Mosweu
Lindiwe Moleofe
Genevieve Shawe


Each of these leaders embodies the core values of our society—commitment, integrity, and innovation. Together, they will not only lead us in advancing knowledge within the criminal justice system but will also inspire positive change in our community. We look forward to a productive and impactful term under their leadership.

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Are you passionate about issues revolving around crime and justice?

You are cordially invited to attend the upcoming General Meeting of the UB Criminal Justice Society. This meeting is open to all students, lecturers and UB staff regardless of affiliation

Date: Thursday, September 5th
Time: 4:00 PM
Location: Block 252, Room 8

During this meeting, we will discuss important society updates, upcoming events, and opportunities for involvement. This is a great chance to learn more about the Criminal Justice Society and connect with like-minded students.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Best regards,
The UB Criminal Justice Society

The University of Botswana Criminal Justice Society joins in to celebrate the First ever Botswana Olympic gold medalist! Letsile School-boy Tebogo , you have inspired us all!!

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We wish the best of semesters Mmadikolo!

Taking way back to orientation week
We are still welcoming the first years to the University of Botswana

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Good afternoon future criminologist!
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🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 EXCITING NEWS FOR ALL THE UB CJS FULL TIME STUDENTS!!! This is to announce that there are vacancies in the Criminal Justices Society's executive committee that have now been opened. Send an email on the given email and join the team!!!

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Motlhanka Johnson Megal, Megan E Sebetlela, Remoneilwe Naomi Thakakgolo, Tebo Ngwako, Sesame Maungo Keisang, Mingie Mafhoko, Timothy Boitshwaro, KT Sbae Dona, Amantle Larona Mosweu

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Another One!
The Criminal Justice Society brings to you another friendly debate Friday session! We want to make this a culture and tradition for all criminal justice students and of course everyone else interested!
Friday 1st March 2024 is the date! Be sure to not miss out on this week's theme;

Ntse re le ON!!!📍
Block 252, 4pm

The University of Botswana Criminal Justice Society is excited to present to you A DEBATE OF THE SEMESTER!!! We are delighted to inform the university populace of a debate that will take place on Friday the 23rd of February, at 1600hrs.
The theme of the debate is PRIVATE PRISONS and the motions will be communicated right here on our socials.
Stay tuned to our Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts for more details.

https://www.facebook.com/UBCJS?mibextid=ZbWKwL

https://www.instagram.com/ub_cjs?igsh=MTFhbnF1YzdsOTh3dQ==

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The University of Botswana Criminal Justice Society is excited to present to you A DEBATE OF THE SEMESTER!!! We are delighted to inform the university populace of a debate that will take place on Friday the 23rd of February, at 1600hrs.
The theme of the debate is PRIVATE PRISONS and the motions will be communicated right here on our socials.
Stay tuned to our Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts for more details.

https://www.facebook.com/UBCJS?mibextid=ZbWKwL

https://www.instagram.com/ub_cjs?igsh=MTFhbnF1YzdsOTh3dQ==

https://www.tiktok.com/?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

Lerato le mo moyeng! 😍🥰
A happy Valentine's Day everyone! Enjoy this day filled with love and remember to celebrate love daily.

WELCOME TO SEMESTER 2 MMADIKOLO!
As the Criminal Justice Society, we would like to wish you an amazing semester ahead!
In that same breath, we introduce to you the executive committee that will continue to bring you the most fun this semester. We look forward to serving the criminal Justice students and the university populace as a whole.

Bagaetsho, from the University of Botswana Criminal Justice Society, we would like to wish you all a prosperous new year full of opportunities, growth and joy!

INDEED IS A BLESSED SUNDAY! THE NEW YEAR'S EVE!

The rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners results in positive outcomes that would not only benefit Botswana Prison Service but the nation at large.

From us to you, Have a Wonderful Christmas!

Molato ga o bole, go bola nama: The long arm of the law
The "long arm of the law" is a metaphor that refers to the far-reaching and powerful reach of the law. It is often used to describe the ability of the criminal justice system to pursue and prosecute offenders, even if they are located far away or have taken steps to evade detection. The "long arm of the law" can also refer to the harsh or severe penalties that can be imposed by the justice system.
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Spotted Mrs Mashaka and Madam President, Theetso Lefika Mpapane💚🤍