7 Jan 2010
HKSAR v. WILSON ALBERTO CORREDOR MEDINA AND ANOTHER
- Citation
- HKSAR v. WILSON ALBERTO CORREDOR MEDINA AND ANOTHER
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACC296/2007
The Court held the trial judge did not abuse his discretion in permitting in‑court identifications because witnesses had multiple prior opportunities to see the defendants, had viewed videotapes of the meetings, independent corroborative evidence tied the defendants to the conduct (SIM cards, timed calls, delivery of sample), and any single minor factual slip by the judge about voice recognition was harmless in context; failure to join the undercover agent as a conspirator did not prejudice the accused or render the indictment defective.