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Duty of the court where a mixed statement by an accused person is under consideration

In what language should the statement of an accused person be recorded

Position of the law where the evidence of an accused person is inconsistent with his statement made to the police

Whether a statement by an accused person becomes inadmissible where the interpreter confirms that a statement was made by the accused person voluntarily and also admits that the accused said something else but did not retract what he had said before and that the new matter is not in the statement

Whether a statement can be objected to on the ground that it is a confessional statement

Whether a statement made by an accused person, which is not confessional, is admissible

Whether every statement made voluntarily by an accused person is admissible

Whether inconsistencies in unsworn statements of an accused as against his sworn testimony inures to his benefit

Whether it is proper for the Police not to record a statement made by an accused person on the excuse that the accused had not been formally charged with an offence

Whether refusal of an accused person to make a statement is evidence of guilt

Whether the court can comment adversely on the failure of an accused person to make a statement

Whether the statement of an accused person cannot tendered in evidence unless the prosecution have first established that that statement was made voluntarily

Whether the statement of an accused person forms part of the case of the prosecution

Whether the statement of an accused person recorded in pidgin requires translation to English

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