MUHAMMAD ISLAM versus STATE
Section 302 (b) Testimony of Evidence Suspected Benefit Medical evidence contradicts ocular testimony in relation to the firearm used in the crime, according to the prosecution's version that the suspect had a fatal shot from the rifle while the fatal shot in the post-mortem report Was revealed to have been fired with a gun, as three splashes were recovered from the body of the victim's complainant. The natural witness prosecution had stopped both eyewitnesses, including the complainant, from confessionally unethical There were vigilant and interested witnesses and their testimony was not verified by an independent source, the benefit of the doubt was extended to the accused and he was acquitted under the circumstances.
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