Principle

CRIMINAL LAW — Identification Evidence — Identification Parade Not a Sine Qua Non to Conviction

Area of law
CRIMINAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

An identification parade is not mandatory for conviction. The principle applies to criminal law. Other forms of identification may suffice. The rule recognises practical realities. The court will consider all identification evidence. The principle is well-established.

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