Section 2302 (b) Definition of Evidence The prosecution's evidence faced weaknesses and inaccuracies that could not be the basis of the conviction of the accused prosecution case, mainly revolving on the complainant's sole statement which led to the host's circumstances. And did not link the accused to the commission of the crime. In any way, it was doubtful for the complainant to be present at the relevant time; if he had been with the accused at the relevant time, he would not have been spared the shooting of the accused and the accomplices.
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