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EVIDENCE LAW — Burden of Proof — Standard of Proof in Criminal Cases — Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt
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EVIDENCE LAW — Assessment of Credibility — Province of Trial Court — Appellate Court Cannot Usurp
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Failure to Cross-Examine — Effect — Acceptance of Evidence
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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Defence Witnesses — Accused May Call Witnesses Itself — No Duty on Prosecution to Call Particular Witness
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CRIMINAL LAW — Vital Witness — Definition — Failure to Call Fatal to Prosecution’s Case
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CRIMINAL LAW — Identification — Visual Spontaneous Evidence — Reliability
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CRIMINAL LAW — Identification — Identification Parade — When Not Necessary
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CRIMINAL LAW — Identification — Factors to Consider — Guiding Against Mistaken Identity
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CRIMINAL LAW — Culpable Homicide — Proof of Causation — Nexus Between Act and Death Must Be Established
Ochib v. State (2011) NLC-123-270-2010(SC)
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CRIMINAL LAW — Culpable Homicide — Ingredients of Offence under Section 221 Penal Code — What Prosecution Must Prove
Ochib v. State (2011) NLC-123-270-2010(SC)
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CRIMINAL LAW — Culpable Homicide — Ingredients Must Co-Exist — All Elements Must Be Proved
Ochib v. State (2011) NLC-123-270-2010(SC)
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CRIMINAL LAW — Culpable Homicide — Charge — Court Must Ascertain Acts Fall Within Particulars of Offence Charged
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