Principle

 EVIDENCE LAW — Identification Parade — Not the Only Valid Method

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

An identification parade is not the only valid method of identification. If the witness already knew the accused before the offence, a parade may be unnecessary. The law does not require a parade in every case. The court examines whether the witness had sufficient opportunity…

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