Assessing the evidence, principles and guidelines of Pakistan Penal Code Section 302 (b) states that courts in Pakistan should examine the importance and competence of the accused in a criminal case, the responsibility for the crime and the evidence of responsibility. Contains a number of elements for. The factors of the evidence are numerous and vary depending on the nature of the charge or the crime for which the accused is tried, the motive or cause of the crime, the eyewitness account, the evidence of the circumstances. , Physical evidence, expert evidence and other contradictory, supporting or explanatory evidence; especially the most common factors in a criminal case related to the massacre; indeed, the evidence presented in defense is one of the partial factors where the prosecution took The claim that the event is the result of a particular purpose, has to prove that particular point. The onset or occurrence of an incident where the incident is claimed to have been witnessed requires trial of credible direct evidence or eye witness accounts from natural witnesses where circumstances or physical evidence. are present. The prosecution must also be solid in order to be the real point of the case. Expert evidence and other explanatory evidence must fully support other evidence. In short, all partial factors must be shown, the completion of any factor and their Must be supported so that anyone can be recorded. Sentencing But when one or more of the factors are found out of step with the rest of the evidence, the prosecution's case is b. However, the results will depend on a particular defect or lesser factor, for example, proving the motive. K
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