Provisional study on the law of confessions

In Singapore, accused persons in criminal cases can be convicted based on their confessions; provided these confessions are voluntarily made. There are, however, inherent dangers of such convictions because of the possible falsity of these voluntary confessions. As such, there is a need for both a t...

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Main Authors: Ang, Lay Kuan, Er, Welch, Lee, Chuay Chue
Other Authors: Ong Chin Siew, Dennis
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/51445
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-514452023-05-19T06:16:13Z Provisional study on the law of confessions Ang, Lay Kuan Er, Welch Lee, Chuay Chue Ong Chin Siew, Dennis Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business In Singapore, accused persons in criminal cases can be convicted based on their confessions; provided these confessions are voluntarily made. There are, however, inherent dangers of such convictions because of the possible falsity of these voluntary confessions. As such, there is a need for both a technically and morally sound criminal justice system. The necessity for refinements to the current law of confessions in Singapore arises as the law should not allow any wrongful conviction based on false confessions. The Group hopes that this dissertation will provide the reader with some ideas on the possible areas of reform. BUSINESS 2013-04-03T02:36:24Z 2013-04-03T02:36:24Z 1996 1996 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/51445 en Nanyang Technological University 210 p. application/pdf
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Provisional study on the law of confessions
description In Singapore, accused persons in criminal cases can be convicted based on their confessions; provided these confessions are voluntarily made. There are, however, inherent dangers of such convictions because of the possible falsity of these voluntary confessions. As such, there is a need for both a technically and morally sound criminal justice system. The necessity for refinements to the current law of confessions in Singapore arises as the law should not allow any wrongful conviction based on false confessions. The Group hopes that this dissertation will provide the reader with some ideas on the possible areas of reform.
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