ATTITUDE OF THE JUDICIARY TOWARDS ADMISSIBILITY OF CONFESSIONAL STATEMENT

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ATTITUDE OF THE JUDICIARY TOWARDS ADMISSIBILITY OF CONFESSIONAL STATEMENT

ABSTRACT

A confession is a species of admission. When in the course of an investigation into a criminal offence, a suspect has made a statement to the police tending to show that he has committed that offence, the statement is known as a confession. Confession is governed by rules which assist the court in the administration of justice.
This study takes a look at what confession is, its nature and scope. It also considers factors which can make a confessional statement inadmissible and irrelevant. It examines the voluntariness and retraction of a confessional statement as well as confessions of other offences in addition to those charged.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABSTRACT

TABLE OF CASES

TABLE OF STATUTES

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

TABLE OF CONTENT

CHAPTER 1

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

1.0.0: INTRODUCTION

1.1.0: BACKGROUND OF STUDY

1.2.0: OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

1.3.0: SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF STUDY

1.4.0: FOCUS OF STUDY

1.5.0: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

1.6.0: LITERATURE REVIEW

1.7.0: CONCLUSION

CHAPTER 2

ADMISSION AND CONFESSION

2.0.0: INTRODUCTION

2.1.0: NATURE AND DEFINITION OF CONFESSION

2.2.0: CONFESSION AND ADMISSION

2.3.0: RELEVANCY AND ADMISSIBILITY

2.4.0: CLASSIFICATION OF CONFESSION

2.5.0: CONCLUSION

CHAPTER 3

RULES GOVERNING CONFESSION

3.0.0: INTRODUCTION

3.1.0: CONFESSION UNDER THE EVIDENCE ACT

3.2.0: FACTORS FOR THE ADMISSIBILITY OF CONFESSIONAL STATEMENT

3.3.0: PERSONS IN AUTHORITY

3.4.0: CONFESSIONS OF OTHER OFFENCES IN ADDITION TO THOSE CHARGED

3.5.0: CONFESSION ADMISSIBLE IN OTHER INSTANCES

3.6.0: CONCLUSION

CHAPTER 4

OTHER RULES AFFECTING CONFESSIONAL STATEMENT

4.0.0: INTRODUCTION

4.1.0: RETRACTION OF CONFESSION

4.2.0: TRIAL WITHIN TRIAL

4.3.0: JUDGES’ RULE AND ITS RELEVANCY IN NIGERIA

4.4.0: CONFIRMATION OF A CONFESSIONAL STATEMENT BEFORE A SUPERIOR POLICE OFFICER

4.5.0: EFFECT OF CONFESSION ON THE CO-ACCUSED

4.6.0: CONCLUSION

CHAPTER 5

GENERAL CONCLUSION

5.0.0: CONCLUSION

5.1.0: RECOMMENDATION

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    Type Project
    Department Law
    Project ID LAW0130
    Fee ₦5,000 ($14)
    Chapters 5 Chapters
    No of Pages 133 Pages
    Methodology descriptive
    Reference YES
    Format Microsoft Word

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