Principle

EVIDENCE LAW β€” Confessional Statement β€” Conviction on Confessional Statement Alone

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that an accused can be convicted on a confession alone if it is voluntary, positive, and unequivocally admits guilt. The principle applies where confessions are relied upon. It ensures that confessions can ground conviction. The principle reflects the sufficiency of confessions. It…

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