Supreme Court · 10 September 1975

Toko v The People (66 of 1975) [1975] ZMSC 1 (10 September 1975)

Identification must be fair; omission to specify aggravation (use of knife) is curable absent prejudice. Flynote Criminal law — Identification parades must be proper, fair and independent — improper conduct may nullify identification; Confession — voluntariness and effect of alleged starvation and recording discrepancies; Aggravated robbery — failure to specify nature of aggravation is curable unless prejudicial Read full summary

Loading full judgment…