Law of evidence. Criminal law. Constitution rights.
In instances were one is allegedly to have committed a crime, it's so difficult for someone prove you innocence, the burden of proof belongs to you and the prosecutor, if you have a chance to be represented by a legal practitioner, a lawyer. Tell him all that is true, and he shall decide what is best for your case.
The burden of proof is different from a civil case and a criminal case in a criminal case the prosecutor should otherwise prove your guiltiness without any reasonable doubt, the evidence should be so convincing, without doubts that's in criminal cases.
If the prosecutor fails to prove that you are guilty, you maybe an innocent man on the trial, and the judge will be happy to send you home.
A certain man was alleged to have killed someone in the house they were just two in the house ,no witnesses, the defendant claim that it was an accident it happened when he was cleaning his gun, the prosecutor failed to prove that,it was a murder case, they was no intention, the defendant claimed that, in a decided case.
Seek always legal guidance, consult if you can, someone needs you at home, knowledge is power.
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