The defendant accused of defining the evidence owned his statements before the trial, accusing the adulterer of fact, telling the truth of the fact in which the accused stated that as witnesses. The statements were excluded by the court for lack of any evidence, and the court did not comment or observe that the witness (the accused) did not prioritize the allegation even though the defendant's statements were merely credible. But the court could not find that the evidence provided by them was false. S been acquitted
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