Prohibition (Enforcement of Head) Order 1979 Arts 3 and 4 Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), Section 103 Defining the Recovery of Evidence Testimony of the Recovery of the Public was Accused and Neglected In this case, only the prosecution's witnesses were investigators. The officer who also acted as a confiscation officer and prosecutor in the case, the criminal jurisprudence and the safe administration of justice require the testimony of the investigating officer regarding the recovery of some free evidence that is not available. Otherwise, the officer faced many weaknesses in the evidence of the investigation and the accused was described as lonely. The accused could not have been acquitted
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