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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Proper Time to Raise an Objection to the Admissibility of a Confessional Statement

PRINCIPLE13/12/2024

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EVIDENCE – Medical Evidence – Duty of an Accused Person to Demand the Appearance of the Maker of a Medical Report; Effect of Failure

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – Breach of Right to Fair Hearing – Instance Where It Cannot Be Said That a Right to Fair Hearing Has Been Breached

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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charge(s) – Appropriate Time to Object to a Formal Defect in a Charge; Consequence of Failure to Do So

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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether a Court Can Convict Solely on the Confessional Statement of an Accused Person; Whether Retraction of a Voluntary Confessional Statement Renders the Confessional Statement Inadmissible

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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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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Proper Time to Raise an Objection to the Admissibility of a Confessional Statement

EVIDENCE – Medical Evidence – Duty of an Accused Person to Demand the Appearance of the Maker of a Medical Report; Effect of Failure

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – Breach of Right to Fair Hearing – Instance Where It Cannot Be Said That a Right to Fair Hearing Has Been Breached

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charge(s) – Appropriate Time to Object to a Formal Defect in a Charge; Consequence of Failure to Do So

EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether a Court Can Convict Solely on the Confessional Statement of an Accused Person; Whether Retraction of a Voluntary Confessional Statement Renders the Confessional Statement Inadmissible

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

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EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Proper Time to Raise an Objection to the Admissibility of a Confessional Statement

EVIDENCE – Medical Evidence – Duty of an Accused Person to Demand the Appearance of the Maker of a Medical Report; Effect of Failure

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – Breach of Right to Fair Hearing – Instance Where It Cannot Be Said That a Right to Fair Hearing Has Been Breached

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Charge(s) – Appropriate Time to Object to a Formal Defect in a Charge; Consequence of Failure to Do So

EVIDENCE – Confessional Statement – Whether a Court Can Convict Solely on the Confessional Statement of an Accused Person; Whether Retraction of a Voluntary Confessional Statement Renders the Confessional Statement Inadmissible

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

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