Judicial Confession - Law Dictionary Search Results
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judicial confession a confession made in a legal proceeding as in … in a trial a guilty plea supported by a judicial confession
confession
confession must be voluntary a guilty plea is considered a judicial confession … the accused s guilt for example in some jurisdictions the confession has to establish all the necessary elements of the crime
Confession
the maxim habemus optimum testem canfitentem renum which means that confession of an accused is the best evidence against him the
interlocking confession
interlocking confession a confession of a defendant in a joint trial that agrees in
Auricular confession
as to its privilege in a court of law see confession to a priest
confess
petition shall be taken as confessed vi to make a confession con 183 fes 183 sor k 601 n fe s
Confession by culprit
person or called upon to plead to the indictment a confession before trial if given without any inducement of favour or
Confession to a priest
confession to a priest the english law does not recognise the
confession and avoidance
confession and avoidance a common law plea in which a party
Confession and avoidance, plea of
facts tending to obviate their legal effect all matters in confession and avoidance had before the judicature acts to be specially
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