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Court of Appeal upheld an armed robbery conviction, holding that accomplice evidence was credible and corroborated, and that the alibi failed.
The High Court quashed convictions for theft by servant, holding the prosecution had not proved guilt beyond reasonable doubt and accomplice evidence needed corroboration.
The conviction of the first and second appellants was upheld based on reliable identification and minimal, unintentional involvement of the witness P.W.1, whose evidence was deemed credible. The third appellant was acquitted due to unreliable identification and contradictory testimony.
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The High Court upheld convictions of two police officers for soliciting and receiving a bribe. It held the complainant’s evidence was sufficiently corroborated.
The High Court dismissed two criminal appeals, holding that the convictions were supported by direct and circumstantial evidence and by proper treatment of accomplice evidence.
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