The Strathclyde University, a Scottish university who awarded Oscar Pistorius an honorary degree in 2012, revoked his award due to his criminal charges involved for killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.

Oscar Pistorius' case is being held by the court as murder charges have been filed. The family of the late Reeva Steenkamp still cries for justice.

Chase Your Shadow: The Trials of Oscar Pistorius is the book written by journalist-author John Carlin. Carlin mentioned in the book said that possibly, the murder was due to Pistorius' recklessness.

In his Telegraph article, criminal law specialist and professor at Wits University in Johannesburg James Grant presented the possibilities of finding him convicted. He explained that the sprinter's poor testimonies and unclear statements, undoubtedly, would send himself to prison.

The Paralympian was charged of murder for shooting his former girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp whom he claimed to have mistaken for an intruder. On the said crime, the accused claimed that he shot the South African model by accident on Valentine's Day last year.

Both Oscar Pistorius' defense team and the prosecution are all set to submit their papers in preparation for the final and closing oral arguments on Monday.

Blade Runner, Oscar Pistorius faced the trial court today fighting against allegations thrown at him for shooting ex-girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day of 2013.

Oscar Pistorius is set to face the court on Monday, as scheduled by Thokozile Matilde Masipa, due to his premeditated murder case. The Olympian was accused of killing his ex-girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in his house at Pretoria, South Africa, possessing a firearm for killing, and gun firing on public prior to the alleged murder.

The murder trial for 27-year-old South African Olympic / Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius will once again begin on Monday, after he finishes his 30-day psychiatric assessment.