On Restraining Extorting a Confession by Torture
Cui Min
Abstract
Cui Min
Abstract
Aiming at the existing wrong ideas such as Extorting a confession by torture is proved to be effective and has more advantages than its disadvantages , the author discusses the reasons for restraining it. The reason why torture can not be easily prohibited is that it is a special crime that is committed by the working personnel in the judicial organs while enforcing the law. It is hard for the judicial organs to punish their own law-executors. Meanwhile extorting a confession by torture is such a crime which usually lacks in evidence, therefore, it can easily escape punishment. Studying up on the effective countermeasures to restrain this kind of crime, the author puts forward four suggestions.
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Aiming at the existing wrong ideas such as Extorting a confession by torture is proved to be effective and has more advantages than its disadvantages , the author discusses the reasons for restraining it. The reason why torture can not be easily prohibited is that it is a special crime that is committed by the working personnel in the judicial organs while enforcing the law. It is hard for the judicial organs to punish their own law-executors. Meanwhile extorting a confession by torture is such a crime which usually lacks in evidence, therefore, it can easily escape punishment. Studying up on the effective countermeasures to restrain this kind of crime, the author puts forward four suggestions.
Key concepts: Torture, Confession (law), Punishment (psychology), Law, Criminology, Political science, Sociology, Psychology