
Can Circumstantial Evidence Alone Lead to a Murder Conviction in Alberta?
Many people assume a murder conviction requires eyewitness testimony, a confession, or surveillance footage clearly showing what happened. In Alberta criminal courts, that is not always the case. Some homicide prosecutions are built almost entirely on circumstantial evidence. Instead of relying on direct proof, prosecutors attempt to connect timelines, forensic findings, digital records, and surrounding... Continue reading Can Circumstantial Evidence Alone Lead to a Murder Conviction in Alberta?
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