ADV BOOYENS
Mr Chairman, why was he banned in the first place?   Surely he was not banned because, at least the theory is, he would have been banned because of his political beliefs.   When he ended in that road block, obviously that created an opportunity.   If it was just for a breach of the road block, of his banning order, remember he wasn't even caught in Port Elizabeth, he was caught at Grahamstown, but listen to the evidence of Mr Jones.
	Mr Jones was questioned at length about other activities; about other political activities; about why the visit to Cape Town, we cannot - it will be a complete over simplification and a serious misdirection to say that the only reason why the clash occurred is because Mr Biko broke his banning orders.   Because then there was no need to interrogate him, or for that matter no need to interrogate Mr Jones.   
      We could have charged Mr Biko under that section that said that you have to stay in the district and you could in all probability I presume, and it's been some time since I prosecuted, but you could in all probability charge Mr Jones as an accomplice to aiding and abetting him in breaking his banning order, but it is clear from the evidence of  Mr Jones that that was not all that they were interested in.