Principle

CRIMINAL LAW — Identification — Identification Parade — When Not Necessary

Area of law
CRIMINAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that an identification parade is not necessary where the prosecution witness knows the accused, and a lone witness's identification, if believed, can sustain a conviction even for murder. The principle applies in criminal trials. It ensures that identification parades are not required…

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