CRIMINAL LAW: Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 - Offence of trafficking - Accused person acquitted and discharged - Appeal against - Drugs found in house frequented by other persons - Defence of no knowledge - Whether reasonable doubt cast on prosecution's case - Whether Judicial Commissioner (`JC') erred when re-evaluating on issue of possession - Whether JC considered and evaluated defence evidence sufficiently - Whether there was failure to establish prima facie case against accused person - Whether JC's judgment should be upheld - Whether accused person entitled to order of acquittal and discharge

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Appeal - Appeal against acquittal and discharge - Offence of trafficking in dangerous drugs - Drugs found in house frequented by other persons - Defence of no knowledge - Whether reasonable doubt cast on prosecution's case - Whether Judicial Commissioner (`JC') erred when re-evaluating on issue of possession - Whether JC considered and evaluated defence evidence sufficiently - Whether there was failure to establish prima facie case against accused person - Whether JC's judgment should be upheld - Whether accused person entitled to order of acquittal and discharge