Control of Drugs Act 1997 1997 Section 9 (c) The burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt depends on the prosecution and the duty does not change or still matter. Is when a defense request is not accepted or accepted by the accused. If proven or clearly proven wrong, the defense case should always be considered in the prosecution case and if the defense defense is proven or accepted in the final analysis then the prosecution's case is notorious / scattered, however, the defense prosecution. To the extent of suspicion of the credibility of the case has been approved, in this case it will be sufficient.
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