Discovery-based admissibility permits proof only of an accused's custodial information that distinctly relates to the discovered fact. Discovery-based admissibility permits proof of information received from an accused person in police custody when it leads to discovery of a fact. Proof ... Summary
Discovery-based admissibility permits proof only of an accused's custodial information that distinctly relates to the discovered fact.
Discovery-based admissibility permits proof of information received from an accused person in police custody when it leads to discovery of a fact. Proof is confined to so much of the information as distinctly relates to the fact discovered, irrespective of whether the information amounts to a confession.
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