induce confession through improper means
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Meanings
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to induce a confession through improper means; to coax a statement from a suspect or defendant according to the investigator's subjective intentions or inferences
formalLegal terminology referring to illegal interrogation tactics where investigators lead suspects to confess to crimes they may not have committed, or to confess in a specific way that fits the investigators' theory. Such confessions are typically inadmissible in court.
Jǐng警
chá察
yán严
jìn禁
shǐ使
yòng用
yòu诱
gòng供
de的
shǒu手
duàn段
huò获
qǔ取
kǒu口
gòng供
。
Police are strictly forbidden from using inducement tactics to obtain confessions.
Zhè这
fèn份
zhèng证
cí词
shì是
tōng通
guò过
yòu诱
gòng供
qǔ取
dé得
de的
，
bù不
néng能
zuò作
wéi为
zhèng证
jù据
。
This testimony was obtained through improper inducement and cannot be used as evidence.
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Biàn辩
hù护
lǜ律
shī师
zhǐ指
chū出
，
dāng当
shì事
rén人
de的
gōng供
shù述
shì是
zài在
yòu诱
gòng供
qíng情
kuàng况
xià下
zuò作
chū出
de的
。
The defense attorney pointed out that the defendant's confession was made under induced conditions.
Yòu诱
gòng供
qǔ取
dé得
de的
zhèng证
jù据
zài在
fǎ法
tíng庭
shàng上
shì是
wú无
xiào效
de的
。
Evidence obtained through induced confessions is invalid in court.