Principle

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Rights of Accused — Confessional Statement — Mixed Statement Containing Incriminating and Exculpatory Parts — Duty of Court

Area of law
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

A mixed statement must be considered as a whole. The court cannot selectively accept incriminating parts while ignoring exculpatory parts. The principle applies to all statements. The exculpatory parts are evidence for the accused. The court must determine whether the statement amounts to a confession…

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