Question 1 of 10

Which ONE of the following propositions relating to confessions is WRONG?

A. A B. A confession is defined in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) to include any statement wholly or partly adverse to the person who made it. C. B D. Where the Defence claims that a confession by the accused (on which the Prosecution proposes to rely) has been obtained by oppression, the Court must rule that the confession cannot be given in evidence against the accused. E. C F. A confession made by one co-accused in a police interview following arrest is not admissible as evidence against another co-accused. G. D H. Where facts are discovered as a result of a confession which is excluded under s.76 of PACE, such facts may still be admitted subject to the Judge’s discretion to exclude them under s.78 of that Act.