Memani v State (A576/16)
Memani v State (A576/16) [2018] ZAGPPHC 717 (13 April 2018)
The court found that the evidence of Mr. Makganya regarding the speed and intoxication of the appellant was not corroborated by expert testimony or physical evidence, and the State failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the appellant negligently caused the death of the deceased or drove under the influence of alcohol. The charge of corruption was also not proven beyond reasonable doubt, as the appellant's version regarding bail money was reasonably possibly true. However, the appellant failed to produce a valid driver's licence at any stage, and the State succeeded in proving this charg…
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- Culpable Homicide
- Driving Under Influence
- Corruption
- Driving Without Licence