Silence, Confessions and Improperly Obtained Evidence

Peter Mirfield

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1: Introduction 2: The Principles Behind Exclusion 3: Procedural Issues and Exclusion 4: Confessions - Preliminary Issues 5: Confessions - The Exclusionary Rule 6: Discretionary Exclusion of Confessions and Other Evidence - General Principles 7: Discretionary Exclusion of Confessions and other Evidence - Specific Cases 8: Confessions: Ancillary Issues under the Exclusionary Rule and Discretion 9: Compelled Self-incrimination and Incriminating Silence 10: Vulnerable Suspects 11: The Relevance of the European Convention on Human Rights 12: Alternative Approaches

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