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逼供信

Word · Verb phrase

coercing confessions; credulously accepting confessions

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb phrase

to extract a confession by coercion and then use it unquestioningly as evidence

derogatory

A pejorative term describing an illegal and unjust legal or investigative practice. It refers to the entire process of coercing a confession and then treating it as credible without proper verification.

Zhè这
ge个
yuān冤
àn案
yuán源
yú于
bàn办
àn案
rén人
yuán员
de的
bī逼
gòng供
xìn信
 。

This miscarriage of justice originated from the investigators' practice of coercing confessions and accepting them as evidence.

Fǎ法
lǜ律
yán严
jìn禁
xíng刑
xùn讯
bī逼
gòng供
hé和
bī逼
gòng供
xìn信
 。

The law strictly prohibits torture to extract confessions and the practice of accepting coerced confessions.

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Nà那
ge个
shí时
dài代
de的
xǔ许
duō多
shěn审
pàn判
dōu都
cún存
zài在
bī逼
gòng供
xìn信
de的
wèn问
tí题
 。

Many trials during that era were plagued by the problem of coerced and uncritically accepted confessions.

Bì避
miǎn免
yuān冤
jiǎ假
cuò错
àn案
 ,
bì必
xū须
dù杜
jué绝
bī逼
gòng供
xìn信
 。

To avoid unjust, false, and erroneous cases, the practice of coercing and trusting confessions must be eradicated.