The Court must remind the Defence that no conviction has taken place, nor has the evidence been accepted as proof of any crime. In compliance with the Court Procedures Act, the evidence and witnesses have been accepted for their subsequent use in the trial phase of this proceeding, where both the Prosecution and the Defence will have an opportunity to cross-examine them.

Given that no proof of guilt or conviction has been determined at this point, nor is one allowed by the law, the Court does not share the sentiment of the Defence that the Prosecution has failed to prove guilt. Such task is due in the incoming trial phase of this proceeding, rather than in the present phase. Until proven otherwise, following a fair trial, the Defendant remains an innocent individual in the eyes of the law and this Court.