Accomplice in Evidence Law | Article 16 & 129(B) QSO |

1. Who Is Accomplice
A Person Who Is A Guilty Associate In A Crime Or Who Has A Relation To The Criminal Act That Can Be Jointly Indicated With The Principal Criminal Is An Accomplice.
2. Two Illustrations Of Accomplice
3. Relevant Law - Apparent Repugnancy Between Article 16 And Article 129 (B)
4. Corroboration Of Accomplice -
5. Rule Of Prudence” (“Caution Rule”) Has Now Become A Rule Of Law, That The Testimony Of The Accomplice Shall Be Validated By The Instrument Of Corroboration.
6. NECCESSITY OF CORROBORATION
7. Uncorroborated Testimony Of Accomplice
8. Categories Of Accomplices
Principals In The First And Second Degrees
Accessories Before The Fact
Accessories After The Fact
9. Who Is Not An Accomplice - Exceptions
Unwilling Participation
A Person Who Merely Witnesses A Crime, And Does Not Give Information About It To Anyone Else Out Of Terror, Is Not An Accomplice.
Trap Or Decoy Witnesses Are Not Accomplices
Involuntary Participation
Unknowingly, Without Criminal Intent
10. Competency Of Accomplice As Witness
11. Competency Of Accomplice As Witness In Islamic Law
12. Difference Between Accomplice Between Approver
13. Difference Between Accomplice And Co-Accused