Примеры использования False confession на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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False confession.
You made a false confession.
Just dropping off the dd-5 on Manny Ravarra's false confession.
The guys who beat that false confession out him, who put him in prison.
The prosecutor then forced Mr. Mohammed to sign a false confession.
McDilda's false confession may have swayed the Japanese leaders' decision to surrender.
Paired with a false confession.
It might have something to do with the defense's claim that you intimidated a suspect into making a false confession.
I'm listening to a false confession.
She thus recognized the false confession without conducting an in-depth analysis of the investigation file.
Either way, it's a false confession.
While the author was in detention police officers threatened to kill him,as a result of which the author gave a false confession.
Yeah, we need to find out what's behind Morrow's false confession and use it to get him to recant.
While he was being interrogated at the police station, they allegedly struck him on the neck andhead in order to obtain a false confession.
The judge said she found it unlikely that someone would make a false confession and that it was hard to believe that the military personnel had coerced the accused.
You know I was much too good a cop To file a false confession!
Interviewed in prison four months after the verdict,he explained that he had given a false confession because police had convinced him that that was the only way to avoid a sentence of life in prison.
According to the source, Pastor Gong himself was tortured andforced to sign a false confession of guilt.
This false confession then became part of the“fixing” of evidence, and“formed a key part of Secretary of State Colin Powell's embarrassing presentation to the UN to support the invasion of Iraq.”[7].
The author states that, unable to withstand the torture,his son gave a false confession on 5 May 2002.
He states that he has previously been subjected to torture in Algeria, and that, given his false confession to having assisted the GIA, together with the general human rights situation in Algeria, he is in danger of being subjected to torture again if returned.
He was allegedly violently beaten by thechief of police and his deputy, in an attempt to obtain a false confession from him.
Reportedly, the charges underlying Mr. Salim's and Mr. Omar's detention were based on a false confession which they had been forced to sign under the threat of force and alleged acts of torture and ill-treatment.
The source also reports that Mr. Ganesharatnam was physically assaulted andsubjected to psychological torture in custody in an effort to extract a false confession.
Ishikawa and his supporters insist that the police forced him to make a false confession by isolating and threatening him for almost a month.
Although Mr. Al-Sharqi's family had retained a lawyer on his behalf, the lawyer had not been given access to him andwas not present when Mr. Al-Sharqi was forced to sign a false confession.
He was beaten andtortured for 26 days until he agreed to sign a false confession, after which he was transferred to the Tashkent pretrial detention centre, where he was tortured again. On 15 May 2000, he was sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment for terrorism, incitement to racial, religious or ethnic hatred, attempts to overthrow the constitutional order and possession of drugs.
The security officers thenblindfolded Mr. Al-Sharqi and forced him to sign a false confession under threat of torture.
The author alleges that there has been no trial with due guarantees, which constitutes a violation of article 14(1) since the trial was held in private in a court composed of faceless judges, because the senior government prosecutor had an obligation under law to charge the defendants even ifhe considered them innocent and also because a false confession of guilt was included as evidence.
A convicted person is not entitled to compensation of damages if he orshe deliberately caused his or her conviction through a false confession or otherwise, unless he or she was forced to do so.