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of <h1>Confession inadmissible if coerced; may be relevant if influence removed or made under deception, secrecy, or intoxication.</h1> A confession by an accused in a criminal proceeding is deemed irrelevant if it is made due to inducement, threat, coercion, or promise from an authority figure, leading the accused to believe it would benefit them or prevent harm. However, if the court believes the influence of such inducement has been fully removed, the confession may be considered relevant. Additionally, a confession remains relevant if it is made under a promise of secrecy, deception, intoxication, or in response to unnecessary questions, even if the accused was not warned about the potential use of the confession as evidence.
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