Section 302 of the Evidence Act (Constitution of 1872), section 106 must be charged with a burden unless proven guilty by prosecution without a doubt. Ounce is always in the prosecution to prove his case and only his evidence cannot be charged. In lieu of one or more facts against it, a liar or injunction has been falsified even if Section 106 of the Evidence Act 1872 cannot be used to undermine the rule of law. After such a burden has been removed by the prosecution, the suspect appears reasonably possible, then a reasonable doubt surrounds the entire case and the defendant becomes entitled to a verdict of not guilty [criminal case].
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