EVIDENCE #48 | Is corroboration required for accomplice ?

About this episode

This episode discusses the legal requirements for corroboration in accomplice testimony against a co-accused.

An accomplice may testify against a co-accused, but can the court safely convict on that evidence alone? This episode explains whether corroboration is legally required, or merely a rule of prudence. For more information on the courses we offered, please visit www.clpexam.com

People in this episode

Host: Dennis Chong

Topics covered

• accomplice testimony
• corroboration
• legal evidence
• court proceedings
• criminal law

Keywords

• accomplice
• corroboration
• testimony
• conviction
• legal requirements

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CLP Classroom, www.clpexam.com

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