UBUSHINJACYAHA v. HAKIZIMANA
The appellate court found that the conviction was supported by credible and corroborated evidence, including witness testimonies and a medical report, and that the defendant failed to provide convincing rebuttal. The court held that the lower court did not err in its assessment of the evidence or in convicting the defendant.
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- Evidence in criminal trials
- Testimony of witnesses with conflicts
- Defilement of minors
- Appeals procedure