{"issue_text":"Whether the conviction was valid when based on incorrect factual basis from misinterpreted sketch plan","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Misinterpretation of sketch plan showing point of impact location"}
{"issue_text":"Whether the driving licence charge was properly constituted when State did not establish why class one licence was required","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Vehicle type and licence requirements"}
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Background
Accused Gilbert Nyikadzino was convicted by a magistrate of culpable homicide and driving without a proper class licence. The magistrate later realized he had misinterpreted a sketch plan showing the point of impact was in the accused's lane, not the complainant's lane, which formed the basis of the negligence finding. The accused had pleaded guilty but the factual basis was incorrect.
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