The prima facie case rules out the possibility that anybody other than the defendant committed the crime.

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The prima facie case simply suggests that there is enough evidence to make it likely that the defendant committed the crime. It does not rule out the possibility of others being involved or responsible. The burden of proof still lies with the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is the perpetrator.

The Prima Facie Case Rules Out the Possibility That Anybody