The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 290
... obtained by promise of favour , the goods were found in her bed . Her counsel argued that , as the fact of finding the stolen property in her custody had been obtained through the means of an inadmissible confession , the proof of that ...
... obtained by promise of favour , the goods were found in her bed . Her counsel argued that , as the fact of finding the stolen property in her custody had been obtained through the means of an inadmissible confession , the proof of that ...
Page 322
... obtained by the exercise of " violence or force or other form of compulsion , " it is inadmissible at common law , and is outside the new section . Apart from the foregoing , ( a ) and ( b ) : ( c ) If it is proved that a confession has ...
... obtained by the exercise of " violence or force or other form of compulsion , " it is inadmissible at common law , and is outside the new section . Apart from the foregoing , ( a ) and ( b ) : ( c ) If it is proved that a confession has ...
Page 323
... obtained by a violent procedure on the part of the Police was inadmissible in evidence for the Crown , because a statement was not voluntary if it was obtained by any sort of violence : R. v . Wong Chin Kwai , ( 1908 ) 3 Hong Kong L.R. ...
... obtained by a violent procedure on the part of the Police was inadmissible in evidence for the Crown , because a statement was not voluntary if it was obtained by any sort of violence : R. v . Wong Chin Kwai , ( 1908 ) 3 Hong Kong L.R. ...
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