Examples of using Forced confessions in English and their translations into Arabic
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A government statement says two of the officers will face the most serious allegations of extracting the forced confessions.
He further requests that his forced confessions are expunged from the list of evidence retained in his criminal case.
These include arbitrary arrests, torture and ill-treatment in detention, forced confessions, and extortion including of private property.
Criminal trials are characterised by reliance on forced confessions and the absence of adequate legal representation and of defence rights.
Allegations of ill-treatment and torture, forced confessions, right to fair trial, right to a legal defence, non-discrimination.
The new rule could undermine the prohibition of evidence obtained by forced confessions by the Constitution and the Convention against Torture.
international observers say the trial is unfair due to forced confessions obtained through torture.
The Committee is seriously concerned at numerous, consistent and credible reports that the use of forced confessions as evidence in courts is widespread.
The Committee expressed its concern at reports that the use of forced confessions as evidence in courts is widespread in the State party.
However, Canada was concerned by the high incidence of executions and corporal punishment and disturbing reports of torture and forced confessions.
This greatly limits the ability of the police and the courts to investigate crimes properly, which leads to forced confessions and wrongful convictions.
In addition, sentences are often imposed on the basis of forced confessions or confessions given without having had access to legal counsel.
Following a summary trial, reportedly based mainly on forced confessions, they had been found guilty in June 2010 and sentenced to ten years imprisonment.
He raised the problem of torture, ill-treatment and forced confessions in Cambodia, illustrating his comments with examples of torture that had recently occurred.
The general reliance of prosecutors and investigating judges on investigations undertaken by the police is very inappropriate, especially in cases involving forced confessions by police investigators.
The brief focused on breaches of basic procedural guarantees and the use of forced confessions against the two men convicted of the murder and detained since 2004.
In addition, contrary to the guarantees under article 15 of the Convention, his forced confessions had been retained by the court when establishing his guilt.
CAT urged combating the practice of torture to extract confessions, and ensuring that, in practice, forced confessions are not used as evidence in any proceedings.
In cases of forced confessions, the burden is on the State to prove that statements made by the accused have been given of their own free will.
In practice, this means that forced confessions are routinely accepted unless the defendant is able to produce some compelling evidence demonstrating that coercion or torture took place.
