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AI summary
The Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against convictions for housebreaking, robbery with aggravating circumstances and murder. The judgment says the convictions rested on eyewitness identification by two witnesses, with the court finding the identification evidence reliable despite no prior identification parade. The appellant’s alibi was found not to be reasonably possibly true.
This appears to concern criminal evidence and identification evidence in a robbery and murder appeal.
Evidence from source
The appeal is dismissed.
Supports: Summary sentence 1: the appeal was dismissed.
the identification of the appellant by the two State witnesses is reliable
Supports: Summary sentence 2: the court found the eyewitness identification reliable.