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Types and Validity of Confessions by TAJ AHAMED is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses confessions in the context of Indian law. It defines a confession as an admission that one committed a crime. Confessions can be judicial, made before a court, or extra-judicial, made elsewhere. For a confession to be admissible as evidence, it must be made freely without inducement, threat or promise from a person in authority regarding the charge. A judicial confession alone can be sufficient to secure a conviction if found to be voluntary and genuine. However, the Supreme Court has
- Author
- TAJ AHAMED
- Language
- EN