Security Offences (Special Measures) 23 Conviction based on testimony of a child of tender years 19. A conviction obtained based on the uncorroborated testimony of a child of tender years is not illegal, though not given under oath, if the court is of the opinion that the child is possessed of sufficient intelligence and understands the duty of speaking the truth. Documents or things seized or howsoever obtained 20. All documents or things seized or howsoever obtained whether before or after a person has been charged for a security offence and the contents of the documents or things shall be admissible as evidence. Evidence of identification of accused or other person 21. Evidence of the identification of an accused or other person prior to the trial shall be admissible as evidence even though the identification was by photographs or other methods or held in circumstances in which the witness identifying the accused or other person is not visible to such accused or other person. Lists of documents and things 22. Any list of documents and things seized or howsoever obtained whether before or after a person has been charged for a security offence shall be admissible as evidence in court to prove the existence of the documents and things seized or obtained, as the case may be, that were not produced in court due to the nature of the documents and things.