Key legal question
Whether the appellant was arbitrarily identified as the driver and whether evidence was assessed in violation of in dubio pro reo and the right to be heard.
Extracted holding
The factual findings were not arbitrary; the police officers' identification and the corroborating evidence were sufficient, and the complaints were merely appellatory.
Extracted reasoning
The Federal Supreme Court reviews facts only for arbitrariness. The lower court could rely on the consistent police identifications and other corroborating witness statements; the alleged inconsistencies did not undermine the overall evidentiary basis.