Access Denied: Please Log In or Register Now
Thank you for your interest in LawCompass™. Unfortunately, you are currently logged out. To access our exclusive repository of premium legal insights, please Log In to your account.
If you’re not yet a premium member, consider Registering Now for unlimited access to our extensive collection of Cases, Laws, Rules/Forms, and more.
Log In or Register today to enhance your legal expertise.
Best regards, LawCompass™.
See Also:
- CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - GUILT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON - Duty of the prosecution and the Court in proving the guilt of an accused person
"The appellant, in the instant case, was charged with four offences, conspiracy to commit an offence, armed robbery and attempted armed robbery. They all require to be proved beyond reasonable…
- CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - GUILT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON - How to establish/prove the guilt of an accused person
"It is trite law and well settled that the guilt of an accused person can be proved by any or more of the following ways:- (a) The confessional statement of…
- CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - GUILT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON - How to establish/prove the guilt of an accused person:
"It is settled law that in a criminal trial the Prosecution may prove the guilt of the defendant either by direct eye witness account or by circumstantial evidence from which…
- CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - GUILT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON - How to establish/prove the guilt of an accused person
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - GUILT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON - How to establish/prove the guilt of an accused person:
- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - RIGHT OF AN ACCUSED PERSON - Right of an accused person to be informed of the nature of the offence with which he is charged
"The first point that must be made is that it is a constitutional duty imposed on the prosecution to inform an accused promptly of the nature and details of the…