issue 3 ISSUE 1 issue 2 conclusion -Section 6 Evidence Act 1950 -Tan Geok Kwang v PP 15 MLJ 203 =The fact of Kumar's knowledge about the identity of the accused is relevant -Section 8(2) Evidence Act 1950 -Section 15 Illustration (a)Įvidence in this case. Hence, the accused shall be convicted for the bribery offence. The court shall accept all the relevant fact as it has been proven and shall be admitted as the evidence by virtue of Section 136 Evidence Act 1950. Investigation is admissible as evidence in this case? All the three issues has been answer in affirmative. Whether the confession made by the accused during the police nurulasmaa binti zukeri (a174660) firm 20 question 4 (DPP)

The cautious statement has been read to the accused, Tamin admit to theĬrime and confessed.

Room to continue the investigation and during the third question and after after everything is okay, the two police officer enter the luckily, another officer stop his friend and bring him to calm down In respons, the police officer get angry and want to throw his fist to theĪccused. Trigger the police officer with his disrespectful conduct. However was ask for the second time together with a cautious statementīy the officer, Tamin did not want to repeat his previous confession and Service based on the information that they already gathered for years.ĭuring the investigation, heated situation had occured between the TaminĪnd the police officers which one of the officers said to Tamin that he hadĢ option whether to admit the crime or he will face a more serious charge.Īngry with the statement made by the officer, Tamin admit the offence, To Tamin as he had committed previous offence of bribery during his Here are the various files for download – please share, but don’t pass off as your own! Note: if you’re having issues getting the PDF, right-click and choose “Save Link As”.Kumar made a police report stated that he was force by Tamin,īefore the parade, a police officer advice to Kumar to not give any chances Hopefully this will be as useful to you as I’m hoping it will be to us here at Paper Leaf. During meetings, phone calls, or any other sort of client interaction, you can reference this poster if you need to – either for your own benefit, or to point something out to your client. The idea is that this graphic can be either printed out or used as a desktop wallpaper.

*Edit: we now have an Elements of Design Quick Reference Poster as well as a Principles of Design Quick Reference postertoo!* The end result is this: The Color Theory Quick Reference Poster for Designers. This way, I can quickly reference things that may have slipped to the back of my mind since design school. With that in mind, I decided it would be useful to have all of the basics of color theory contained in one place – specifically, a cool infographic-esque poster. But there is a lot to remember when it comes to the realm of graphic design – so much so that it’s pretty much impossible to remember everything from all the theories of graphic design, to web design best practices to Photoshop keyboard shortcuts. This knowledge is one of the biggest differences between a designer and a non-designer. It’s always good to be able to articulate design choices to your clients why you put something where, why you chose the color scheme you did, etc.

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