Both based on confessions.

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Fine. I'm not much good at confessions.

Father, you hear our confessions, come help me.

It's all he exists for, inventions and confessions.

I captured a couple of important birds. Take their confessions.

But his confessions match with the facts of the case.

All the defendants were reportedly tortured and coerced into signing confessions.

On the tenth day, images begin to well up like confessions.

And I shouldn't wonder if you two have been exchanging confessions.

Torture appears to be a common practice in order to secure confessions.

All three allegedly stated that their confessions had been obtained under torture.

And the confessions they signed will take 'em right to the gallows.

Makes you think, doesn't it... about all those other confessions they get?

Your own confessions, as well as numerous eyewitness accounts, are against you.

Decisions by judges to reject confessions made under duress would send a clear signal that the use of force to get confessions is not acceptable and is subject to criminal prosecution.

Very often police officers had allegedly used force during interrogations in order to obtain confessions, which were regarded as prime pieces of evidence, particularly as Romanian legislation did not invalidate confessions obtained under duress.

Torture is most frequently used to secure confessions or information relating to suspected crimes.

Confessions obtained under duress were said to have been used as evidence in court.

In cases heard before the State Security Court, defendants were reportedly convicted solely on the basis of uncorroborated confessions made to political or security officials or on the testimony of such officials that confessions had been made.

Courts were said often to fail to inquire into allegations by defendants that their confessions had been obtained while undergoing interrogation under torture or other ill treatment and such confessions were frequently admitted as evidence at trial.

The three defendants have retracted their confessions and stated that they had been extracted under torture.

88. The courts rely heavily on the police reports which are based primarily on these confessions.

In these circumstances they were allegedly forced to sign confessions of collaboration with the Colombian guerrilla movement.

In a reply dated 18 March 1996 the Government stressed that torture as a means of intimidation or extracting confessions from prisoners or witnesses was prohibited and confessions obtained as a result of torture or intimidation were inadmissible in a court of law.

They may also have been convicted solely on the basis of confessions obtained under duress, torture or deception.

They have complained that their requests that such confessions be dismissed have received no or a negative response.

Torture and ill treatment were reportedly used to obtain quot confessions quot or extract other information from detainees.

It is further reported that PTA allows confessions made under torture to be accepted as evidence against those arrested.

He denied the charges and said that during his 45 day interrogation he had been forced to make confessions.

International instruments, legal provisions relating to the prohibition of torture, ill treatment and the use of forced confessions, techniques of investigation and of interviewing victims, the rights of accused persons and the problems encountered by lawyers and defenders in raising allegations of forced confessions were discussed extensively.

Most of the allegations referred to torture committed during interrogation and preliminary investigations by the Judiciary Police to extract confessions.

His Government did not allow the use of torture to elicit confessions or information and was preparing to criminalize such practices.

The texts mention the confessions of the above mentioned persons, but their treatment in custody is not addressed (14 June 1996).

The use of torture for the purpose of extracting confessions or gaining information is prohibited under article 38 of the Constitution.

(7) The Committee welcomes the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 2003, which prohibits courts from accepting confessions unless they are made in court.

The detainees were then allegedly beaten and tortured in order to extract confessions or information regarding their supposed ties with the MFDC.

The detainees were taken before a judge on 18 May, but they reportedly refused to confirm the confessions allegedly extracted through torture.

Victims were reportedly tortured or beaten to coerce the signing of confessions or to elicit other information in connection with criminal investigations.

Ten other persons in the case had allegedly been acquitted on a court ruling that their confessions had been extracted under torture.

They are efficient, they are working, and Georgia has become a nation State that efficiently integrates people of all ethnic origins and confessions.

This greatly limits the ability of the police and the courts to investigate crimes properly, which leads to forced confessions and wrongful convictions.

She said, I have defended more than a hundred people, and I've never had to do any investigation, because they all come with confessions.

Heads of four confessions (Islamic, Catholic, Orthodox and Jewish) formed the Inter Religious Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a form of mutual cooperation.