SCAR OR INJURY ON BODY MAY NOT PASS AS EVIDENCE OF RAPE
In the case of Ibeakanma v. Queen (1963) 2 SCNLR 191, the appellant was charged
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In the case of Ibeakanma v. Queen (1963) 2 SCNLR 191, the appellant was charged
In R.v. Ross (1925) 18 Cr. App. Rep. 141 at 142. Hewart, L.C.J. on facts
“Rape” in legal parlance means a forcible sexual intercourse with a girl or a woman…
The essential and most important ingredient of the offence of rape is penetration and unless…
It is an established practice in criminal law that though corroboration of the evidence of…
The essential and most important ingredient of the offence of rape is penetration and unless…
The absence of a medical report in a case of rape is not fatal to…
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