PrincipleCRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Failure to Cross-Examine — Effect — Acceptance of Evidence
- Area of law
- CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that failure to cross-examine a witness on a piece of evidence amounts to acceptance of that evidence as true and correct. The principle applies in trial proceedings. It ensures that unchallenged evidence is accepted. The principle reflects the effect of failure to…
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