Authors

  • Gayrat Yangiev
    Tashkent State University Of Law

Author Biography

  • Gayrat Yangiev, Tashkent State University Of Law

    Independent Researcher

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/tajpslc/Volume03Issue10-10

Keywords:

Sufficiency of evidence assessment of evidence impartiality legality constitutional norm admissibility of evidence credibility thoroughness defendant examination of evidence conviction relevance of evidence actual facts body of evidence

Abstract

The sufficiency of evidence implies not quantitative but qualitative assessment. The definition of sufficiency is when the conditions defining a criminal incident are closely related to the actual facts. The body of evidence in a criminal case represents the nature of their sufficiency. According to the requirements of criminal procedure law the sufficiency of evidence is an important aspect in making procedural decisions.

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