QARI MUHAMMAD AKRAM ALIAS CHACHA USMAN versus STATE
Section 302/34 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Evidence Appreciation The benefit of the doubt occurred in the open market at 7 pm, where there would be a large number of people all around, and according to the prosecution a neighboring shopkeeper was concerned. Also available at his shop at the time, but neither said the shopkeeper nor any independent witnesses from the area had joined the investigation, the doctor conducted a post-mortem examination of both victims, regarding the nature and location of the scene. A detailed statement was made in court. Regarding the injuries, but said medical evidence can reveal the seating, the nature of the injuries and the weapons used during the incident, however, in any way, help identify the actual culprits in the trial. Will not be found. After more than a year and a half from an open space, the accused's example proved, saying that the recovery was tried by a prosecution witness, who was closely related to the complainant as well as the deceased. No independent witness was presented to confirm that the defendant, who committed such a heinous crime, would maintain the weapon of the crime for so long. Forty-five days after his alleged recovery, the Franzic Science Laboratory was dispatched to the match and no explanation was provided for stopping, saying that articles for so long, which were delayed for the prosecution itself. Were disastrous, no independent witnesses were involved in the recovery process, and a witness who testified that he was interested in the recovery, held an identity parade twenty-five days after the arrest of the accused.
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