Section 302 (b) Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 (a) Trial Court on Identification Parade Delay Identification of Death Trial for Terrorist and Terrorist Single-eyed Witness Sentenced and sentenced. The death witnesses had both of the defendants tested in court, so, delay in the identification parade would not be fatal to the prosecution's case, as the medical evidence, recoveries and positive ballistic expert report were fully confirmed by ocular evidence. And that was enough to establish a prosecution case. The trial court can sentence the accused to death based on the evidence of a single-eyed witness. If the evidence of the sole witness was natural, credible and certified by medical evidence, it was sufficient to record the sentence in the death penalty cases. That the law does not require. The evidence has to be weighed and not counted as evidence of the prosecution. Prosecutors succeeded in establishing their case against the accused and the trial. Denied interference in sentenced sentence, appeal was dismissed in circumstances
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