Countermeasures to Prevent from Extorting Confession by Torture
Ying Deng
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Ying Deng
Abstract
Although confession has the unique and important probative value to prove the fact of law cases, it is obvious mistake to extort confession by torture. In this article, the author analyzes the practical cause through displaying the damage of extorting confession by torture and put forward the countermeasures to the extorting confession in judicial practice.
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Although confession has the unique and important probative value to prove the fact of law cases, it is obvious mistake to extort confession by torture. In this article, the author analyzes the practical cause through displaying the damage of extorting confession by torture and put forward the countermeasures to the extorting confession in judicial practice.
Key concepts: Confession (law), Torture, Mistake, Law, Political science, Value (mathematics), Criminology, Sociology