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Acquitted despite video footage and a confession

Acquitted despite video of the incident and a confession attributed to our client.

Ruling · Criminal and corporate crime · 2 min read

Case
Criminal case
Court
Misdemeanour Court
Outcome
Acquitted
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The court acquitted our client of stealing items from an Interior Ministry impound yard, despite video footage of the incident and a confession attributed to him.

  • Charge: Theft from an impound yard
  • Prosecution evidence: Video footage and a confession

What decided the case

Evidence is examined, not taken at face value. The court weighs it as a whole, and footage or a confession alone does not settle a case if it does not fit the rest.

Read the analysis: A confession alone is not enough

Client names are withheld for confidentiality.

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