Principle

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Evidence — Statement of Accused to Police — Prosecution’s Duty to Produce

Area of law
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

The prosecution has a duty to produce the statement of an accused person made to the police, especially where it is not confessional and forms the foundation of the defence. This ensures the accused can rely on their earlier statement and the court can properly…

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