Prosecution rests case in Jana Wibawa trial after 29 witnesses testify

The prosecution has formally closed its case in the Jana Wibawa matter following testimony from 29 witnesses, according to the deputy attorney general.

The prosecution indicated that all necessary evidence has been presented and no additional witnesses will be called to testify. The move marks a significant milestone in the proceedings, allowing the defence to move forward with its response.

As part of the transition, six witnesses from the prosecution's case have been made available to the defence team for cross-examination and further questioning. This is a standard procedural step that allows the defence to challenge or clarify testimony presented during the prosecution's case.

The case now moves into the next phase, with the defence expected to present its own evidence and witnesses. The development comes after an extended period of witness testimony that has formed the evidentiary foundation of the prosecution's case.

The trial proceedings are expected to continue as the defence prepares its response to the charges.