Department of Criminal Justice

Biographical detail: Borne in the Southern Cape in South Africa and completed his high school education at Outeniqua High School in George.

Further education:  Done mainly by correspondence through Unisa. Completed BA; BA Hons; and MA  at the same university from 1976 to 1986. Completed the Management Development Program at the School for Business Leadership at Unisa and followed that with a two year study at the Rhema Bible Training Center.
Completed a PhD in Criminology at the University of Limpopo.

Experience: Worked mainly in the Safety and Security field as a police officer and industrial security expert and was the Security Manager for the first nuclear power plant in Africa and became the National Security Manager of Eskom. (Electricity generation and distribution).   He joined the Dept of Criminology at UL in 1994 and was elected to the Legislature of Limpopo in 1999 where he served until Dec 2003. Was a member of the Safety and Security portfolio committee of the Legislature.

Publications

1. Du Preez,G.T. en Roelofse,C.J. 1991. Rekenaarmisdade en teenmaatreels. Acta Criminologica.Vol 4 No 2. Krimsa. Pretoria.
2. Security systems reliability and availability measurements in short-term crime prevention. Acta Criminologica. Vol 8 No 1.( 1995) Krimsa. Pretoria.
3. Risk assessment: a quantified crime hypothesis. Acta Criminologica. Vol. 9. No 2. (1996) Krimsa. Pretoria.
4. Change management in the SAPS. Praetor. No 6. SAPS. Pretoria (1996).
5. Developing a police role in a community policing context in a changing South Africa. Acta Criminologica. Vol 11 No 2. Krimsa. Pretoria (1997).
6. Acta Criminologica Aug/Sept 2007. A systems approach to community crime prevention
7. Acta Criminologica: Vulnerability as a risk assessment tool in a business environment Nov. 2008.
8. Acta Criminologica: Impact Study as a Risk Assessment Tool in a Business Environment. 2009.

Books: (peer reviewed)

1. Book – The Challenges of Community Policing: A  management perspective. LexisNexis. 2007.

Chapters in books:

1. Security Forum: GT Du Preez (Ed). 1990. Chapter on Access Control. Butterwoths.
2. Cordner, G. Cordner, A. and Das, DK. (eds.) 2010. Urbanization, policing & security: Global perspectives. Boca Raton, fl: crc/Taylor & Francis, forthcoming. Chapter 8. Policing of organized crime in a changing South     Africa. (peer reviewed)
3. Accepted for publication: Chapter in book, “Criminology” Crime Prevention and Control for Pearsons Publishers. Ed. C Bezuidenhout (September 2010 –Pearsons

Studyguide for Institute of Criminology – University of South Africa:

1. Sekuriteitestegnologie. Handleiding vir gevorderde bestuurskursus in sekuriteit. Instituut vir Kriminologie. Pretoria (1990).

Guides for NQF 3 and 4

1. Roelofse, CJ. The theories of policing. 2009. NQF 3. Recommended by DoE.
2. Roelofse, CJ. &Oliver CE. 2009.  Security and related services.NQF 4. Recommended by DoE.
3. Roelofse, CJ. Kgosimore, D. & Moolman, CJ. 2009. Applied Policing. NQF4. Recommended by DoE.
4. Vukor-Quarshie, G. Roelofse,CJ. Oliver, CE. Hagenmeier, CCE. & Oliver,L. 2009 Criminal law. NQF3.