Corroborative questioning permits examination of a witness on observed circumstances near the relevant event to support testimony. Section 156 permits questions to a witness intended to be corroborated about circumstances observed at or near the time or place of a relevant fact, where ... Summary
Corroborative questioning permits examination of a witness on observed circumstances near the relevant event to support testimony.
Section 156 permits questions to a witness intended to be corroborated about circumstances observed at or near the time or place of a relevant fact, where proof of those circumstances would support the witness's testimony. Independent evidence of collateral incidents connected by time or place may corroborate an accomplice's account of a robbery, including incidents occurring while travelling to or from the location.
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