Примеры использования Self-incriminating statements на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Detainees were allegedly compelled under torture to sign self-incriminating statements.
He considers that the conviction was based on his self-incriminating statements and the testimony of the police officers who questioned him.
They were allegedly beaten, subjected to electric shocksin the tongue and forced to mark their fingerprints on self-incriminating statements.
In order to extract self-incriminating statements from detainees, they were reportedly subjected to torture and other forms of ill-treatment.
One police officer told him to confess andhe was forced to learn self-incriminating statements by heart.
As a result of pressure, Mr. Kovalev made self-incriminating statements that allegedly served as a basis for his conviction.
A lawyer was assigned to him only on 30 July 1999,after he had already made self-incriminating statements under pressure.
First, the admission as evidence of self-incriminating statements made by defendants held incommunicado during police/military questioning.
There were no constitutional provisions banning testimony by police officers who had contributed to the preparation of self-incriminating statements;
International cable television at the same time broadcast the self-incriminating statements of Raúl Ernesto Cruz León admitting to being a mercenary.
Mr. Kovalev subsequently retracted his confession during the court hearings, claiming that he was innocent andhad made self-incriminating statements under pressure.
He also alleged that his self-incriminating statements during police interrogations were obtained under ill-treatment and physical and psychological torture.
The author also claims a violation of his rights under articles 7, 14, paragraph 3(g), and 10, paragraph 1, as he was subjected to torture andwas compelled to sign self-incriminating statements.
Victims of torture and other ill-treatment report that they had been forced to sign self-incriminating statements and then been charged and prosecuted on the basis of such"confessions.
His self-incriminating statements, obtained under torture in a police station, were used as proof leading to his conviction for the crime of terrorist murder.
Provisions prohibiting police officers who have helped in the preparation of self-incriminating statements from being called on to testify should be repealed A/56/44, para. 172 in fine.
The 14 Sri Lankan citizens of Tamil origin whose cases are listed below are all said to have been arrested without reasons being given for their arrest andto have been forced to sign self-incriminating statements.
Even in those cases,the defendants should not have to bear the burden of proof of coercion to exclude self-incriminating statements, especially if they recant at the first opportunity they have to talk to a judge.
The Committee note[d] the author's claim thathe was tortured by the police and investigative officers during his interrogation, and was compelled to sign self-incriminating statements, inter.
He maintains that his trial andconviction were based on those self-incriminating statements, submitted to the court by the authorities in the form of testimony by the police officers who had taken part in the investigation.
It is gravely concerned by consistent reports that, before detainees are handed over to the Prosecution Service, they are tortured and mistreated in order toforce them to confess and make self-incriminating statements which are later used to cover up irregularities committed during their detention arts. 2, 11 and 15.
In order to extract self-incriminating statements or confessions, detainees are reportedly often ill-treated and subjected to torture, including severe beatings with truncheons and metal clubs, as well as electric shocks on all parts of the body.
According to the complainant, the Supreme Court supported the conclusion of the National High Court that his self-incriminating statements, given when he was held incommunicado at the police station, constituted sufficient evidence.
The opinion concluded that self-incriminating statements made legally in a police station by a person facing charges can and must be investigated and that the information obtained may be treated as a source of evidence, without being taken as probative of the facts being judged.
The complainant further asserted that the trial leading to his conviction was unfair since his self-incriminating statements, obtained under torture, were used as evidence leading to his conviction for the crime of terrorist murder.
In case No. 2120/2011(Kovaleva et al. v. Belarus), the Committee noted the authors' claims under articles 7 and 14, paragraph 3(g), of the Covenant that Mr. Kovalev was subjected to physical andpsychological pressure with the purpose of eliciting a confession of guilt and that, although he retracted his self-incriminating statements during court proceedings, his confession served as a basis for his conviction.
In several cases, detainees indicated that they had been forced to sign self-incriminating statements or that statements had been obtained from them under duress, through ill-treatment or psychological pressure.
The Committee notes the authors' claims under articles 7 and 14, paragraph 3(g), of the Covenant that Mr. Kovalev was subjected to physical andpsychological pressure with the purpose of eliciting a confession of guilt and that, although he retracted his self-incriminating statements during court proceedings, his confession served as a basis for his conviction.
The Committee notes the author's claim that he was tortured by the police and investigative officers during his interrogation, andwas compelled to sign self-incriminating statements, inter alia that he had participated in a military training camp in Chechnya, in the absence of a lawyer.
He was coerced andtortured into signing a self-incriminating statement.