If, on a charge of murder, an accused claims to have been mistaken as to whether he was under attack – that he thought the person he shot and killed (who it transpires was his girlfriend) was imminently about to attack him, the veracity of this claim would seem to be undermined by evidence that […]
Posts Tagged ‘proof beyond a reasonable doubt’
The Perplexing Problem of Proof*
Posted: 8th April 2014 by James Grant in UncategorizedTags: evidence, murder, Pistorius, proof beyond a reasonable doubt
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