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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether Confession is the Best Form of Evidence in a Criminal Trial; Whether It is Sufficient Alone to Sustain a Conviction

PRINCIPLE13/12/2024

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EVIDENCE – Proof – Ways of Proving the Ingredients of an Offence

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Offence of Rape – Ingredients the Prosecution Must Prove to Succeed in a Charge of Rape

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charges – Importance of a Charge; When a Defect or Error in a Charge Will Not Be a Ground for Quashing the Conviction on the Charge

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charges – Instance(s) in Which an Accused Person Will Be Held Not to Have Been Misled by an Error or Omission to State the Particulars Required to Be Stated in a Charge

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Sentencing – Whether a Court Has Discretion or Power to Alter a Mandatory Sentence Imposed by Law

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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether Confession is the Best Form of Evidence in a Criminal Trial; Whether It is Sufficient Alone to Sustain a Conviction

EVIDENCE – Proof – Ways of Proving the Ingredients of an Offence

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Offence of Rape – Ingredients the Prosecution Must Prove to Succeed in a Charge of Rape

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charges – Importance of a Charge; When a Defect or Error in a Charge Will Not Be a Ground for Quashing the Conviction on the Charge

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charges – Instance(s) in Which an Accused Person Will Be Held Not to Have Been Misled by an Error or Omission to State the Particulars Required to Be Stated in a Charge

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Sentencing – Whether a Court Has Discretion or Power to Alter a Mandatory Sentence Imposed by Law

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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether Confession is the Best Form of Evidence in a Criminal Trial; Whether It is Sufficient Alone to Sustain a Conviction

EVIDENCE – Proof – Ways of Proving the Ingredients of an Offence

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Offence of Rape – Ingredients the Prosecution Must Prove to Succeed in a Charge of Rape

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charges – Importance of a Charge; When a Defect or Error in a Charge Will Not Be a Ground for Quashing the Conviction on the Charge

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charges – Instance(s) in Which an Accused Person Will Be Held Not to Have Been Misled by an Error or Omission to State the Particulars Required to Be Stated in a Charge

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Sentencing – Whether a Court Has Discretion or Power to Alter a Mandatory Sentence Imposed by Law

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EVIDENCE – Contradiction in Evidence – Position of the law as regards contradictions in evidence

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EVIDENCE – Evidence of an Eye Witness – Status of the evidence of an eye witness