Factual Dispute
This is when the Accused denies any involvement in the crime and/or disputes the circumstances surrounding the alleged offending.
It is sometimes referred to colloquially as a ‘flat denial’.
Some examples of a factual dispute are:
- The identity of the Accused is disputed;
- The Accused was not driving the alleged speed; or
- The Accused denies the damage was caused by his actions.
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