Section 302/34 Definition of Evidence Ocular Evidence When a court finds that some of the accused have the benefit of the doubt, the court does not hold that the ocular evidence is false. Therefore, evidence has arisen in this case that the court has given up some of the accused, giving them the benefit of the doubt. If it is sustained and relied on against the other accused, it can be construed legally with conviction. Is. Of the accused
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