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Classes of person referred to as accomplices
Whether a Judge is required to always specifically state in respect of witnesses who are accomplices that they have warned themselves or that they bear in mind the need to have the evidence of such witnesses corroborated
Whether a mere spectator is an accomplice to the commission of a crime
Whether an accused person who gives evidence incriminating a co-accused can be regarded as an accomplice
Whether failure of a trial Judge to warn himself that it is unsafe to convict any person upon the uncorroborated testimony of an accomplice is fatal
Whether mere cohabiting with an accused person makes a person an Accomplice
Whether the court can convict based on the evidence of an accomplice
Whether the evidence of an accomplice needs to be corroborated
Whether the evidence of an accomplice requires corroboration
Whether the mere presence of a person at the scene of the crime/ Failure to report the commission of a crime makes a person an accomplice
Who an accomplice is
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