المجلة الأكادمية للبحوث القانونية والسياسية
Volume 9, Numéro 2, Pages 89-105
2025-09-25
Inferring From A Minor's Testimony
Authors : Slimani Sabrina . Zerrouki Khadidja .
Abstract
Testimony is one of the most important means of proof, and there is no doubt that the witness providing it is a key pillar. However, in reality, there are certain exceptions that must be considered to safeguard rights and achieve justice. One such exception relates to the testimony of minors given that they are not yet of legal age. Minors are an integral part of society and are present in specific places such as schools, clubs, and other public areas where they interact with adults. This exposure may lead them to become involved in disputes or serve as witnesses to them. More importantly, a minor may sometimes be the sole witness to a crime. In such cases, should their testimony be considered, or should the victim's ? rights be left unprotected
Keywords
Minor, ; testimony ; crime ; judiciary ; evidentiary value ; reasoning
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