Principle

CRIMINAL LAW – Proof of Murder – Corroboration and Medical Evidence

Area of law: CRIMINAL LAW
Court: Supreme Court

A single witness can prove murder. Child evidence does not require corroboration, but caution is advised. Medical evidence is desirable but not mandatory. The principle applies to criminal trials. The judge must assess credibility. The rule recognises practical realities. The prosecution must prove guilt beyond…

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