CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE - Admissibility of confessional statement - When confessional statement is challenged on the ground that it was not made voluntarily - Duty of the trial judge to hear evidence as to the manner in which it was made:

CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE – Admissibility of confessional statement – When confessional statement is challenged on the ground that it was not made voluntarily – Duty of the trial judge to hear evidence as to the manner in which it was made:

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