Can Accused Be Convicted If Weapon Not Recovered? What Supreme Court Said

The Supreme Court on Friday said an accused in a murder case can be convicted even in the absence of recovery of the crime weapon, if there is direct evidence in the form of an eyewitness.

Can Accused Be Convicted If Weapon Not Recovered? What Supreme Court Said
The Supreme Court on Friday said an accused in a murder case can be convicted even in the absence of recovery of the crime weapon, if there is direct evidence in the form of an eyewitness.

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