PrincipleEVIDENCE LAW — Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt — Standard of Proof
- Area of law
- EVIDENCE LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that proof beyond reasonable doubt does not require proof beyond the shadow of a doubt; it is satisfied when the evidence leaves only a remote possibility in the accused's favour that is not probable. The principle applies in criminal trials. It ensures…
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