Principle

CRIMINAL LAW – Evidence – Use of Discredited Evidence

Area of law
CRIMINAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Evidence discredited against one co-accused cannot be used against another. The appellate court errs by relying on discredited evidence. The principle applies to joint trials. The court must apply the same standard of proof to all accused. If the evidence is unreliable, it cannot support…

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