A man is on trial after his cousin dies from stab wounds following an alleged altercation. According to court reporting, the cousin is found slumped over the steering wheel of his car, with the fatal injuries linked to a stabbing. The defendant pleads self-defence, arguing that the stabbing occurred in response to an immediate threat during the confrontation. Prosecutors contend the evidence supports that the stabbing caused the cousin’s death and that the circumstances do not justify the force used. The case turns on the events leading up to the confrontation and whether the defendant’s account of self-defence matches the injuries and other details presented in court. The trial proceedings focus on witness evidence and the circumstances of where the victim was found, as well as the nature of the stab wounds. The matter is being heard in court, with the outcome depending on how the judge assesses the competing versions of what happened during the altercation.