PrincipleCRIMINAL LAW — Conviction on Evidence of One Witness — When Sufficient
- Area of law
- CRIMINAL LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that a court can convict on the evidence of a single witness if the witness is not an accomplice and their evidence is sufficiently probative. The principle applies in criminal trials. It ensures that one credible witness suffices. The principle reflects the…
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