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Accused in extraordinary assault case is convicted, then acquitted and discharged

By Kennedy MudzuliJanuary 23, 20265 Mins Read

The Eastern Cape High Court has overturned a magistrate’s conviction and subsequent acquittal of an accused person after finding that two contradictory rulings were unlawfully issued in the same criminal trial, ordering the matter to start afresh before a different judicial officer.

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