A confession is the statement by which a person acknowledges as true a fact likely to produce legal consequences against him.
It may be judicial or extrajudicial.
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A confession is the statement by which a person acknowledges as true a fact likely to produce legal consequences against him.
It may be judicial or extrajudicial.
L’aveu est la déclaration par laquelle une personne reconnaît pour vrai un fait de nature à produire contre elle des conséquences juridiques.
Il peut être judiciaire ou extrajudiciaire.
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