(1) A confession is a statement made at any time by an accused in which he admits that he
committed the offence with which he is charged.
(2) A confession shall not be admissible in evidence if it is obtained through duress, violence,
or intimidation or in exchange of a promise for any benefit whatsoever or by any other means
contrary to the free will of the maker of the confession.
(3) A voluntary confession shall constitute evidence against the person who made it
(4) The probative value of a confession shall be left to the appreciation of the court which may
however admit or reject it only by a reasoned decision.
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In force from 27 July 2005
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