Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Confessional Statement — Admissibility Where Accused Denies Making the Statement

Area of law: EVIDENCE LAW
Court: Supreme Court

This principle establishes that where an accused denies making a statement, no issue of admissibility arises, and the court may admit it, determining at the conclusion whether the accused made it. The principle applies where confessions are challenged. It ensures that denial does not affect…

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