Confessions are powerfully convincing evidence for juries — but false confessions are also relatively common.
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There are 18 recognized confessions or religions in Lebanon and laws prevent the transfer of property between confessions.
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The confessions included deeply personal information, such as users' sexual orientation, confessions of adultery and posts about suicide.
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The confessions have sparked criticism from western governments and rights groups, who have said the confessions were likely forced.
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After being questioned for hours, the defendants gave false confessions that conflicted with one another, and those confessions were captured on video.
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Ahead of their cross-country summer tour, the hit-making artists made some confessions in a PEOPLE exclusive clip of LiveNation's concert confessions.
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Such implausibilities forced investigators to open cases that Lucas's confessions had closed, and upended the closure grieving families had found in those confessions.
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In 2006, Breitwieser capitalized on his spotty past with the publication of his autobiography, Confessions d'un Voleur d'Art (Confessions Of An Art Thief).
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PEOPLE can exclusively unveil five first look photos from Chris Watts: Confessions of a Killer, which is based on real-life events and taped confessions.
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Of the 45 confessions broadcast between 2013 and 2018 analyzed in "Scripted and Staged: Behind the scenes of China's forced TV confessions," a similar script emerges.
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The three executed men were all tortured into making false confessions and sentenced to death in unfair trials that relied almost entirely on those coerced confessions.
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Read these stories next:8 Celebs Who Stand In Full Support Of The Bush 7 Hair-Removal Confessions That Are Too Relatable Confessions Of A Vagina Facialist
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In response to the outpouring of confessions, Boutwell, a Texas Ranger, created a task force to facilitate connecting Lucas's confessions to hundreds of other murders all over the United States.
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The Guinean government, which passed measures in 2011 aimed at cracking down on forced confessions, suspended 13 officers over the episode and opened an investigation into using torture to extract confessions.
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CGTN has broadcast the televised confessions of people accused of a wide variety of crimes in China, with those confessions sometimes touted internally as "exclusives" by editors, one former employee said.
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And they have a supercomputer next to them that's calculating 2 billion people's confessions so that, as you're walking in, it can predict the confessions you're going to make before you make them.
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Lore has it that Padre Pio heard two million confessions.
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Earlier today, these confessions started swimming under the hashtag: #indieamnesty.
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What have you learned about how false confessions work psychologically?
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His 13th studio album is full of confessions and honesty.
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Ahead, five of the funniest and most painfully uncomfortable confessions.
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So they designed an experiment meant to elicit false confessions.
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The media love confessions because they make great stories; 2.
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Several told Reuters that confessions were "coerced" by the military.
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Check out a the best of Colbert's "Midnight Confessions" below.
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He made it onto the Confessions of a Shopaholic soundtrack!
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Joel Luschek ends the series finale by making some confessions.
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Leo wasn't the only one thinking the confessions were suspicious.
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The suggestion to end televised confessions drew just 1,33 votes.
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After all, televised confessions seem remote from my everyday life.
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She hears the confessions of counts and noblemen and bishops.
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The outlet paired her confessions down to 21 key anecdotes.
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Let me begin by a correction and a few confessions.
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AGAINST MEMOIR Complaints, Confessions & Criticisms By Michelle Tea 319 pp.
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Confessions have long been the cornerstone of Japanese criminal justice.
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Their "confessions," translated into the Khmer language, are dated Jan.
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In college: "The Confessions of Nat Turner," by William Styron.
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The confessions, they say, were a fiction he had concocted.
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Thousands wrote to her with hopes, fears, queries and confessions.
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Confessions of a Serial Alibi is set for release June 7.
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Of course, the Pennywise Confessions Tumblr is a little bit different.
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We've already brought you true confessions from Starbucks and Sephora employees.
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These recorded confessions were used against the teenagers during their trials.
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Click through to read 10 anonymous confessions about our money stressors.
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The case is built solely on confessions allegedly extracted under torture.
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Private Confessions (1997), written by Bergman, directed by Liv Ullmann 19643.
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The Confessions of a Shopaholic star appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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But as discounts become more generous, false confessions become more common.
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No, that's not Marilyn Monroe reading Confesiones Silenciosas (translated: Silent Confessions).
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Watch the full video above for more of her candid confessions.
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But previous prisoners have said their confessions were not made voluntarily.
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Finally, prosecutors pointed to Hernandez's tattoos as confessions of the crimes.
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Did any of Kathie Lee and Hoda's beauty confessions surprise you?
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It's lifted from her newest EP, True Confessions, which drops today.
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The government's version of events relies partly on confessions from gangsters.
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Media executives bear further responsibility for the broadcast of forced confessions.
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COUTURE CONFESSIONS: Fashion Legends in Their Own Words, by Pamela Golbin.
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They denied Mr Lam's claim that their televised confessions were scripted.
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Here are the most surprising confessions Kelly makes in the book.
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Let me begin by a correction -- (laughter) -- and a few confessions.
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BETWEEN YOU & ME: Confessions of a Comma Queen, by Mary Norris.
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In videotaped confessions, he told officers that he strangled both women.
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Be careful to avoid sharing personal problems and confessions too quickly.
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That is precisely why confessions are such powerful evidence of guilt.
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Second, few convictions based on false confessions are cleared by exoneration.
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GOD AND JETFIRE: Confessions of a Birth Mother, by Amy Seek.
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Rights groups say the videos were false confessions recorded under duress.
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Shot Bro—Confessions of a Depressed Bullet evolved from these writings.
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In part, prosecutors' methods are aimed at wresting confessions from suspects.
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Ukrainian politicians said the sailors were coerced, rendering their confessions meaningless.
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It, too, warned that physical abuse could lead to false confessions.
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Coerced televised confessions have become common under China's president, Xi Jinping.
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The "Confessions" does not take the story of Augustine's life further.
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The "confessions" of the black men had been secured through torture.
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The men gave televised confessions that one said had been forced.
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Probably. "The Unspeakable Confessions of Salvador Dalí" is my top contender.
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The FBI says that all the confessions appear to be credible.
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The system boasts a 99 percent conviction rate, usually through confessions.
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Though the Reid Technique has been criticized by criminal-justice reform advocates in the past for coercing suspects into false confessions, the technique's defenders have said that false confessions only occur when the guidelines are abused.
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Some were reflective treatises on modern media, others were emotional personal confessions.
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And both later claimed that their confessions were coerced by the cops.
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Decades of false confessions are only one part of the problem here.
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The case sparked cries of injustice with coerced confessions from the teens.
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In Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, a cheating wife contracts HIV.
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Under the old system, judges relied on confessions (often extracted by torture).
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Confessions, often made under duress, form the basis of most criminal prosecutions.
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Along the hike they crack wise, make confessions and wax pseudo-philosophic.
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Ahead, five of the most revealing confessions from the people of Reddit.
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The confessions were the key pieces of evidence against Solache and Reyes.
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Watch the video above to hear their wine confessions — do you relate?
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They have braved the responses to their confessions as a united front.
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Additionally, nearly 75 percent of those false confessions came in murder cases.
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They both now claim to be innocent and victims of false confessions.
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Confessions are "much more than simple admissions of guilt," the report said.
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Did Kerry want to make Vinyl Confessions more religious than it was?
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It involved uncomfortable conversation, awkward moments and even some jaw-dropping confessions.
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Though, to be honest a few of his confessions weren't that surprising.
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Unfair trials and the use of torture to extract confessions are common.
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But researchers have begun asking if that approach leads to false confessions.
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SEOUL, South Korea — They were beaten and forced to make false confessions.
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Can you talk a bit about why you wanted to write Confessions?
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On the "Spill" tab, users share fantasies, embarrassing stories, confessions and conundrums.
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The absolute confidentiality of Catholic confessions has long conflicted with secular law.
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SHAYNA EIZENGAPHOENIX Dear Shayna, I hear a lot of confessions from readers.
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Iranian state television broadcast last week what it described as Djalali's confessions.
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Bad and wrong confessions are routinely waved into court behind true ones.
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But the government said explicitly that contributions were not confessions of guilt.
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Four were released after making televised confessions, but one remains in detention.
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The entire forensic record is against them, along with their own confessions.
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Pitt had a supporting role in "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" (2003).
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One of my deep, dark professional confessions: I'm absolutely terrible at outsourcing.
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But after his confessions, he told "60 Minutes," he was treated better.
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Only she knows the pair's clandestine confessions or the open-sesame combinations.
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It's great for getting false answers and getting confessions, perfect for that.
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Six said they were coerced into thumbprinting the typewritten confessions through torture.
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THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner, by Daniel Ellsberg.
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"True Confessions" greatly influenced my current series of wartime Los Angeles books.
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Confessions that we never made, perhaps not even to ourselves, start to surface.
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Former detainees also stated that they had been forced to sign false confessions.
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Many believe the police built a case against the boys through coerced confessions.
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Two former inmates said it was Vicente's idea to make up the confessions.
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It did not respond to a Reuters request for comment on the confessions.
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Each episode is full of anecdotes, advice, and every day guilty feminist confessions.
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Researchers are starting to demonstrate how common false confessions are likely to be.
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Differences in legal systems do not change the rate of false confessions much.
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In Russia, it seems that confessions shouldn't necessarily be taken at their word.
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The idea was to prevent coerced confessions, which frequently play into wrongful convictions.
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The charge relied on confessions the defector's sister had made at the facility.
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Those confessions behind him, he sets out to make readers care about Newark.
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Against the odds, the two become close, swapping confessions over afternoon drinking sessions.
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Courts need to start taking Supreme Court precedent seriously when evaluating kids' confessions.
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It provoked a change of life and those infamous rhapsodies in "Confessions," e.g.
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Confessions of a Serial Alibi, by Asia McClain Chapman, debuts June 7, 2016.
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The first concern was to prevent confessions that are "unreliable"—that is, false.
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That's true for all wrongful convictions, but especially for those based on confessions.
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She played a mysterious CIA agent in "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" (2002).
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Why people might confess to crimes they haven't committed ("False Confessions," on Tuesday)?
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In most cases, torture is used by authoritarian states to force false confessions.
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In his "Confessions," St. Augustine prayed to be delivered from his lustful desires.
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The confessions, which were videotaped, were a point of dispute in the case.
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Readers reveal personal details, make heartbreaking confessions, and assert lots of strong opinions.
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Ippolito Nievo's "Confessions of an Italian" (1867) is a nine-hundred-page doorstop.
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The confessions were later proven to be false and the convictions were overturned.
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Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen is now available to stream on Disney+.
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Hugh Aynesworth speaks to his role in exposing Henry Lee Lucas's false confessions.
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The Weeknd became a star with melancholy confessions about his self-destructive tendencies.
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The eight detainees also told Reuters confessions used to prosecute them were falsified.
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This is sure to be the first of many weepy confessions on the season.
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"I doubt such confessions will stand up in court," lawyer Hai Haber told reporters.
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It was a dreamy and powerful mix of visuals, spoken word, confessions and lyrics.
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He didn't throw it away, and he regrets not doing anything about Hannah's confessions.
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After the police apprehended Ramos-Rivera and Quinones-Montes, they also gave full confessions.
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Eye Opening Confessions from 'Dreamer' Immigrants – Perspectives from Whisper from Whisper Official on Vimeo.
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Some have been abducted, usually reappearing on the mainland mouthing stilted confessions of guilt.
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Police say they have written confessions from the suspect, who met the women online.
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They were given immunity from prosecution in exchange for confessions that implicated Mr Temer.
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Q: One of the fun things about your book is your own money confessions.
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Within days, Zamora and Graham were in custody, and each quickly gave written confessions.
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Even so, the confessions of ex-combatants did help to find nearly 9,000 bodies.
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False arrests, coerced confessions and wrongful convictions are also a part of this history.
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"We were amused when we heard the confessions of mobsters-turned-informants," he said.
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The government acquitted them, but declined to pursue those responsible for the forced confessions.
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It brings our trio together — something even soul-baring Shoplifters Anonymous confessions couldn't do.
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Officials eager to demonstrate their loyalty extracted confessions of sorcery from citizens under torture.
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She wrote an autobiographical book called "Confessions of Choi Eun-hee" published in 2007.
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The first episode is concerned with the forced confessions; the second covers the trial.
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McClain is publishing a book, out June 7, called Confessions of a Serial Alibi.
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Some viewers were less outraged than than they were amused at Ben's amorous confessions.
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The Chinese Communist Party is well known for extracting and televising forced video confessions.
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It has also been staging televised confessions, a practice reminiscent of Stalin's show trials.
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I heard every technical detail of the arrests, beatings, torture methods and forced confessions.
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She called "Confessions" a "profoundly misogynist novel" and classified it as serial-killer fiction.
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But the DNA era has revealed that false confessions are behind many wrongful convictions.
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To obtain such "confessions," interrogators in Iran rely heavily on psychological and physical pressures.
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Forced confessions are not uncommon in China, where there is a 99% conviction rate.
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Critics of the method have long contended that it lends itself to false confessions.
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Others detained in the crackdown and released on bail have also made televised confessions.
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By law, prosecutors can use voluntary confessions only at the military commissions at Guantánamo.
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He has confessed to 93 murders, and the agency considers all his confessions credible.
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They were arrested, beaten, tortured and forced to sign confessions, one told The Times.
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In any case, the good news out of all this is ... more 'Confessions,' baby.
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Nor the police, hyenas on hearing five confessions, four false and one too irresistible.
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All along, he knew that most of his confessions were elaborate fabrications and lies.
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The case would transform procedural awareness of false confessions, but at a scandalous cost.
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IRIB was implicated in censoring multiple media outlets and airing forced confessions from detainees.
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In an interactive display you can read confessions by both visitors and imprisoned people.
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In the end, these memoirs were used as confessions, of crimes real or imagined.
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He later recanted the confessions, according to A&E, and was never prosecuted for them.
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Stiles is a "pigeon," though, a guy who shares jailhouse confessions in exchange for cash.
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But the prosecution relied heavily on confessions which the prisoners said were extracted from them.
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In the court proceedings, they said that they were tortured, the confessions made under duress.
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Oftentimes when false confessions happened, they had been in there for a very long time.
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Never mind that the boys' confessions didn't coincide with the actual facts of the crime.
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Do you have the right to lurk through anyone's confessions on an anonymous online forum?
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The confessions he took home from that meeting allowed him to close two murder cases.
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In China, confessions used in the legal system are often extracted through coercion and threats.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside I was taught that Roe v.
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That's where Courteney Cox made some revealing confessions on Monday's Running Wild With Bear Grylls.
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Prayer vigils and confessions were used to pledge allegiance to a set of religious values.
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If those confessions hint at Fleabag's darkness, then the moments of exposition are blacker still.
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It lacks the manic energy of Confessions, but it's still a success—and Clooney's last.
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The police coach the boys to invent their confessions and beat them when they hesitate.
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The verdict was based on confessions by the pair and the videos of the abuse.
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Since then, most of the key suspects have withdrawn their confessions with claims of torture.
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The royal couple have made some of their most candid confessions on BBC Radio 1.
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Critics say televised apparent confessions deprive the accused of the right to a fair trial.
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"Susan Sarandon found us while we were fundraising for the Totem of Confessions," Garlington says.
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And where it can't be found, it is amplified by the author's own confessions from
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The latest, the dreamlike and unhinged CONFESSIONS (New Directions, paper, $14.95), was published this spring.
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As Amnesty International reported, officials obtained confessions via torture in the case of these students.
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Human rights groups have also documented cases of confessions obtained by torture inside Iraqi jails.
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In the case of the Central Park attack, the confessions were the only real evidence.
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" De Quincey rendered himself eminently censurable with his masterpiece, "Confessions of an English Opium Eater.
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The rest is all hugs, tears and wrenching confessions, set to a meticulously curated soundtrack.
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Both later reappeared on the Chinese mainland, making recorded confessions that may have been coerced.
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Thanks to the app Whisper, we're able to read about all kinds of anonymous confessions.
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Prosecutors in China almost always secure a conviction, and confessions are often made under duress.
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To buttress the system, children's confessions would be conducted in the open with a chaperone.
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Justice Barrett said he dismissed the idea at the time that the confessions were erroneous.
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Many members said they feared that confessions about indiscretions would be used to blackmail them.
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Some tell their stories in kitchens, warming hands and souls over coffee; others write confessions.
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Courts regard the resulting confessions as the "king of evidence", though some are clearly coerced.
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Accusations of excessive force, torture and coerced confessions have dogged law enforcement here for decades.
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Season three of "Criminal Confessions" premieres on Oxygen Saturday, December 7 at 6pm ET/PT.
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Critics of the technique have said the method's aggressive, persistent approach leads to false confessions.
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Since the lifting of the arms holds, reports of torture and forced confessions have increased.
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Confections like "Hold Me" were improved by later tinkering; confessions like "That's Alright," perhaps not.
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Both refused to sign what they say are false confessions in exchange for their release.
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The confessions and the testimony about Mr. Ramos were among the major points of discussion.
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Although investigators believe his confessions, they have so far matched only half to unsolved murders.
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Also, a greater understanding about the prevalence of false confessions has emerged, defense lawyers said.
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Over the course of six cases told in seven episodes, the show grapples with the phenomenon of false confessions, weaving together taped confessions from each featured defendant with archival media coverage and interviews with the suspects, their families and friends, police, lawyers, and various experts.
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All four were charged with little evidence besides admittedly spine-chilling taped confessions of the crimes.
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The five teenagers who were accused of raping a jogger were pressured into giving false confessions.
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Confessions (the "king of evidence", as some commentators call it) underpin nearly 90% of criminal cases.
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Five young man, who were all minority, were arrested and, we now know, railroaded into confessions.
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We have some "Confessions" to share: Usher "Got Us Fallin' in Love" with this Carpool Karaoke.
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To secure convictions, Japan's system of justice depends heavily on confessions procured during long, isolating detentions.
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International rights groups have raised concerns about torture, including sleep deprivation, being used to obtain confessions.
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They described relentless torture during interrogations to extract "confessions" or other information, or simply as punishment.
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His first book, "Confessions of a Repeat Offender," is scheduled to go on sale next month.
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"I heard their confessions and baptized them, all over the mountains of Northern Albania," he said.
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They were both were reportedly tortured and forced to sign confessions of their crimes it said.
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Others have threatened to call protective services on members of the group, based on their confessions.
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Many involved official misconduct or cases in which defendants pleaded guilty, and some involved false confessions.
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Some call St. Augustine's Confessions the first Western autobiography, but it's really the first Western memoir.
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The Confessions isn't a definitive history of Augustine's life; it is the excavation of Augustine's soul.
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In Book X of his Confessions, Augustine turns philosophical, musing about the nature of memory itself.
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The "confessions" are recorded with permission, and the footage will later be turned into educational material.
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Chinese lawyers have also blamed CCTV for its role in televising what they call coerced confessions.
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The following is an excerpt from 'Opium Eater: The New Confessions,' out this month from Nonvella.
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They are also more likely to waive their rights, make false confessions, and face longer sentences.
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A criminal justice system, such as China's, that relies on confessions, raises the risk of torture.
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The report cited no witnesses, fingerprints, evidence, confessions or production of stolen property, the Herald noted.
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In the "Confessions," written around 397, Augustine described what happened in the bathhouse many years earlier.
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To his supporters, it's endearing, but it can also lead to awkward and potentially damaging confessions.
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Lewis and Hathaway look on ruefully as murderers make what appear to be totally unnecessary confessions.
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Read ahead for 22 deeply candid confessions from young parents who shared their secrets on Whisper.
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In-The-Know: Serial's Asia McClain is publishing a confessional called Confessions of a Serial Alibi.
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Like "Confessions of the Fox," it was shortlisted for the Center for Fiction's First Novel Prize.
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"The use of torture to extract 'confessions' is widespread," it said in a report last October.
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The city would also ban the use of so-called confessions of judgment in medallion loans.
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Iraq has a record of disregarding due process protections and using confessions as evidence of guilt.
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THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner By Daniel Ellsberg 420 pp. Bloomsbury. $20073.
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He had gone on to commit at least five more rapes, according to his own confessions.
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Human Rights Watch cites the use of torture and forced confessions that violate Morocco's 2011 Constitution.
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The lawyers have also said they were tortured and coerced into making confessions they later retracted.
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The increasingly common "suicides" by prisoners stem from Iran's inordinate reliance on "confessions" in convicting defendants.
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I analyzed numerous legal cases and around 300 prison memoirs for a book about forced confessions.
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"There should be no excuse, protection nor privilege in relation to religious confessions," the report said.
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Syria already had a well-documented network of prisons where torture and forced confessions were common.
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And many legal experts say the system depends too much on confessions extracted under heavy pressure.
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In a series of essays, The Times is exploring office culture with some true-life confessions.
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Included were the rights to have an attorney and freedom from coerced confessions, among many others.
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No arch-nemeses, no shocking confessions, no antics at the after-party (she doesn't drink alcohol).
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He has to make "Scarface"-style bluster and teary-eyed confessions convincing, and he nails it.
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Professor Saul Kassin, a leading false confessions researcher, explains why scant evidence exists in this area.
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One had been a pastor there for more than a decade, baptizing children and hearing confessions.
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The confessions onstage feel familiar and observed, yet they heighten the extraordinariness in the ordinary living.
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International rights groups have raised concerns of torture, including sleep deprivation, being used to obtain confessions.
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Around the corner from Don King, NBC News was running a promotional stunt called Election Confessions ("Tell us what you really think"), asking passersby to write on colored sticky notes and shove them in a ballot box; the confessions were displayed, anonymously, on a wall monitor.
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There are also silly confessions (See: Bringing Up Baby) and the eminently quotable ones (See: Jerry Maguire).
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside But I cannot flash to beaches I've visited.
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So far, his confessions have mostly fallen on deaf ears among competitors in Europe and North America.
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In confessions and conversations with the other women, Hannah has been pretty straightforward when talking about Caelynn.
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People have signed confessions, even to killings they never committed, just to get out of the ordeal.
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From backstage pics to pre-glam confessions, these are the best Instagrams from the 2017 MTV VMAs.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside As the year progressed, angry people kept calling.
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A poster for the pornographic film Confessions of a Sexy Supervixen, directed by Russ Meyer, in 212.
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"False arrests, coerced confessions and wrongful convictions are also a part of this history," the report said.
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The rights group said they were convicted "after sham trials" that relied on confessions extracted through torture.
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The defendants' confessions, however, were inconsistent with each other and with the physical evidence on the scene.
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The "confessions" are presented as a found manuscript, which we read along with literary scholar Dr. Voth.
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Following his confessions, Spurlock stepped down from the production company behind "Super Size Me 2," Warrior Poets.
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Thanks to the app Whisper, we've rounded up a handful of confessions from your bean-brewing baristas.
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Zellnor Myrie (D) would prohibit police from lying or presenting false evidence to suspects to elicit confessions.
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In that book, titled Confessions of a Chelsea Boy, Matthews confessed to sleeping with over 1,000 women.
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For example, in confessions, Ward and Fontenot claimed they kidnapped Haraway and took her west, not east.
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The five youths were convicted almost exclusively on their confessions, which they testified were coerced by detectives.
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According to Loftus's study, the majority of false confessions occur when interrogations last more than 12 hours.
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If nothing else, his confessions about how technology affects his relationships are messy enough to start conversations.
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And although Ward and Fontenot initially confessed, they later recanted these confessions and claimed to be innocent.
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Documents obtained by CNN show some of the 37 killed claimed their confessions were obtained through torture.
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"The public broadcasting of so-called 'confessions' by Chinese and EU citizens is unacceptable," the EU said.
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According to the National Registry of Exonerations, 13% of all eventual prison exonerees initially made false confessions.
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But both men recanted their initial confessions and now claim to be innocent, according to The Oklahoman.
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The floodgates opened, unleashing thousands of confessions of sexual harassment, misconduct and assault bearing the #MeToo hashtag.
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Upon announcing the pardons, McAuliffe referred to the investigators having "coerced" false confessions from the four men.
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And you'll be surprised to hear all of the makeup confessions the 36-year-old star shared.
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CNN has filed a public records request with the Texas Rangers for more information about Little's confessions.
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Westerners held previously in North Korea have said their confessions were given under pressure from the state.
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There's a precious delicacy to his work, even on the most uproarious tracks featured on Carolina Confessions.
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Two possible answers can be quickly dismissed: these confessions have nothing to do with justice or truth.
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Ayoub has seen fewer confessions in her career than she can count on one hand, she said.
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On World Press Freedom Day, it's important to state: a free press doesn't participate in forced confessions.
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According to the military's press wing, 78 of 81 accused were convicted on the basis of confessions.
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After the confessions, Hadid and the detectives stepped out of the interrogation room and hugged one another.
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Besides killings, the department also has a long history of false arrests, coerced confessions and wrongful convictions.
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At his trial, for rape and murder, the only evidence against him was his co-defendants' confessions.
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The judge said Eler didn't investigate Morrison's possible alibi or his reported history of making false confessions.
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It's called "Confessions of a Born-Again Pagan" and it weighs in at an impressive 1,076 pages.
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In her autobiography Confessions of a Sex Kitten, Kitt describes becoming increasingly frustrated as the luncheon continued.
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From there, Costanzo was turned over to authorities in New York, and the confessions started rolling out.
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To exchange their true confessions like pen pals sending missives from the living room to the kitchen?
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If those sound like confessions plucked from a speed-dating event, that is not too far off.
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Traffickers caught carrying illegal plastic are liable to be fined, jailed or forced to make public confessions.
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They were later shown on state-run television broadcasts giving confessions that one later said was coerced.
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Around 214 of the documents, S.J.A.C. said, amounted to "confessions" to human rights violations or war crimes.
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On Monday, the activists said they believed the confessions were coerced and vowed to continue their campaign.
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The judge — specially picked for the case — ruled that the confessions met the legal requirements for voluntariness.
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The ruling upheld the view that the four prisoners had been tortured and threw out their confessions.
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Ms. Courtin also disagreed with the church's position on reporting instances of sex abuse heard during confessions.
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"I was so mad when I saw this man grinning," she said of Mr. Little's videotaped confessions.
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For years, Burrell maintained that he was innocent of this crime, even through his co-defendants confessions.
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But overheated family confessions meet SWAT team conventions at the climax, and little resonates in their wake.
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Mr. Hernandez, in his confessions, was repeating a fiction he had created in his mind, they contend.
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Eyewitness errors were a leading source of wrongful convictions, as were false confessions and junk forensic science.
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Without recordings of the interrogations, hearings on disputed confessions drag on for days, wasting time and money.
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They had all denied the charges, and some said they were tortured in custody to produce confessions.
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In the 1989 case, the police and prosecutors obtained confessions from several teenagers through tough interrogation techniques.
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Cheng said that he was deprived of sleep, placed in solitary confinement and forced to sign confessions.
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Read on for 15 brave souls' deepest, darkest confessions about cheese, ranked from least to most shocking.
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" The court, she added, "does not accept confessions that even the Government's own interrogators did not believe.
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Lawyers and rights groups say China's justice system is marked by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detention.
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Through lonely late-night confessions and recollections of passionate love affairs, Dvsn captures the raw power of romance.
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Forced confessions are reportedly rampant, and some limited reforms of the judicial system have largely not changed that.
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"There's this documentary that Sissy loves that I'd never seen called Confessions of a Dutiful Daughter," Shaw recalls.
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But the response to Martinez's confessions mirrors the response to his crimes: Few seem to care that much.
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People would just line up at the car and whisper their confessions through a hole in the cloth.
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The fear that plea bargains may induce false confessions means many countries have strict rules regarding their use.
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A quote from Trump would later appear on the back of Hilton's 2006 book, Confessions Of An Heiress.
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Points of connection between Cameraperson and The Confessions are easy to detect, because the impetus is the same.
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The interrogators beat Yezhov's underlings into confessing that he had ordered them to beat confessions out of others.
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Legal farce China's embrace of forced confessions is a mockery of its rhetoric of the rule of law.
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"I washed away my fears and trusted my own ears," she sings in "Confessions," the album's first single.
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So the torture goes on, in co-ordination with police who plant evidence to validate the forced confessions.
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These are my Confessions and if I say nothing in them it's because I have nothing to say.
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Ms. Grace will also release a memoir, "Tranny: Confessions of Punk Rock's Most Infamous Anarchist Sellout," in November.
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It's a stratagem he perfected as far back as 2004 with "Confessions," which became his best-selling album.
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The FBI said in a news release on Monday they had now verified 50 confessions from Samuel Little.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — Confessions of an arts writer: my background is in theater design.
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One constant throughout all of these confessions, however, is these parents' obvious and enduring love for their children.
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Their confessions make it clear that if you're experiencing any doubts about your impending nuptials, you're not alone.
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Welcome to Bridesmaid Confessions, where we tackle the hardest part of participating in someone else's wedding: the cost.
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Anyone who misses the gritty Morrisound Recording heyday of death metal should dig Confessions in a big way.
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So you signed Usher, and in that moment you're not envisioning anything like a Confessions ten years later.
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Still, it is a fact that in 1989, there was little interest in the weakness of the confessions.
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" Tobacco companies argued that the initially proposed statements were "forced public confessions" designed to "shame and humiliate them.
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On several occasions in the 773s Wittgenstein made confessions to friends and family, in writing and in person.
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Ruminating over his confessions in 1937, Wittgenstein wrote: Last year … I pulled myself together and made a confession.
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A Maryland priest has implemented drive-through confessions in response to the spread of coronavirus in the state.
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Following revelations about the Jessen and Mitchell-authored torture program, confessions obtained during the program were deemed inadmissible.
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In time, he became suspicious that Salahi's confessions had been elicited through torture, and were therefore tainted evidence.
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A camera was discovered near their bodies, and authorities said the two teenagers recorded confessions before their deaths.
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"Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" marked the directing debut of George Clooney, who played Mr. Barris's CIA minder.
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The Goldmans changed the title to "If I Did It: Confessions of The Killer," and found another publisher.
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She asked people on the internet to anonymously submit confessions of their deepest, darkest, most thrilling sexual fantasies.
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Human rights groups said the men's confessions had been extracted under torture and their trials were deeply flawed.
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Human rights groups say China forces people to make false, televised confessions to serve its own propaganda needs.
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All later appeared in detention in China, and some appeared in apparent forced confessions broadcast in Hong Kong.
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Other Americans taken captive by North Korea have said after their release they were forced into making confessions.
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She's long been criticized for allegedly coercing false confessions out of the 5 boys ... leading to their convictions.
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And we know this because in each of these boys' confessions, they all bear eyewitness against each other.
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Forced confessions in China A new report by human rights group Safeguard Defenders, of which I am a cofounder, details how in the past five years police in China have staged dozens of video confessions, directing every closely scripted detail, from inside secret prisons to hotel rooms, for calculated purposes.
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"I had terrible grades; I didn't go to college," he said during an interview on "The Financial Confessions" podcast.
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I love reading religious confessions; tales of saints, mystics and wanderers; and philosophy if it has some practical application.
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Along with his supposed confessions, Bell, now 93, provided names for some of the girls he said he killed.
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Some users use the app to try to hook up with people nearby, while others post "confessions" of desire.
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During the confessions, Bundy admitted to 11 killings in Washington, though he had originally only been linked to eight.
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Police coerced false confessions from the teens, who were convicted despite no direct evidence tying them to the crime.
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Now, Knox has written an essay for Broadly looking at the larger problem of women who make false confessions.
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Fairstein has since been accused of coercing confessions out of the five teenagers, who were later exonerated in 2002.
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Prosecutors called Guevara to the stand to rebut Solache and Reyes's allegations that he beat confessions out of them.
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Another video includes confessions of supposed spies, claiming handlers paid them for targeting information to pass to coalition forces.
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Although the authenticity of "The Confessions" remains in dispute, Turner seems to have seen himself as a religious prophet.
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Roe provided the school with text messages that purported to reveal confessions by the alleged assailants, the suit says.
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Here you'll find confessions by regular people who practice cheap habits to keep some money in the bank: 1.
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Then, he enters a confessional, where Beyoncé waits to hear his confessions on the other side of the screen.
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Again, the circumstances of the original confessions are central to this re-examination of the crime, trial and conviction.
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Precise and free of naivety, it's a record characterized by terse emotional confessions that glitter with cruel self-awareness.
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According to The Oklahoman, many of the details they'd initially shared in their confessions were inconsistent with the remains.
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Movies like Taxicab Confessions and Cathouse as well as the docuseries Real Sex are no longer on the site.
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This "Confessions of a Republican" ad that the Democrats ran is a great example of what it looked like.
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That means no calls to the cops, no explanations to her mother, and no confessions to Jughead (Cole Sprouse).
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside Now, nearly a year later, I'm starting to make progress.
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Richard Leo, a false confessions expert, weighed in on these inconsistencies during the fourth episode of the Netflix series.
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But there was no physical evidence, the boys' confessions were inconsistent and black protesters called it a stitch-up.
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Embarrassingly, Mr Janot's office withdrew the brothers' immunity after it became known that they had not made full confessions.
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It was not the first time the highest-ranking officials read out Mao-style self confessions in Xi's presence.
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The interview was for Women's Health's "Confessions" issue, so it makes sense that she'd come clean about this habit.
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The book will be out September 5 and will include Colbert's favorite confessions as well as some audience submissions.
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You see lots of privilege confessions, because it's frankly easier to talk about being privileged than not being privileged.
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And to add insult to injury, he's still wearing the mic from the interview so everyone overheard his confessions!
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If you have not seen the opening sequence of 210's Confessions of a Shopaholic, please do so now.
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It would be surprising if there were any Perry Mason-style confessions by witnesses appearing before the grand jury.
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If the confessions are true, the mother not only knew about this abuse, she watched it and enjoyed it.
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Well just how routine was abusing suspects to obtain confessions before this case and the Miranda one that followed?
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"It's a really big question: Do we need thoroughly dishonest police to get confessions and solve crimes?" he asks.
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Amelia and Owen are talking and flirting again, which could mean dinner, but probably means confessions in an alleyway.
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The trial of the two accused young men was merely for show, predicated on confessions made under extreme duress.
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Coerced confessions are a hallmark of Iran's judicial system, but Tehran's latest miscarriage of justice is unusually self-defeating.
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The movie's unnerving stillness is nowhere near as disturbing as the unremorseful confessions from the former death squad leaders.
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There are casual confessions of self-destructive, out-of-control behavior by Iggy Pop and his band, the Stooges.
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The novelist William Styron, in his controversial "The Confessions of Nat Turner" (1967), notoriously depicted Turner as a psychopath.
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For individuals, detention without charge, forced confessions to false allegations, prison sentences and even death are on the table.
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After a day of interrogation, Mr. Hernandez gave two detailed videotaped confessions, first to detectives, then to a prosecutor.
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The registry includes 195 exonerations with confessions by co-defendants who implicated the exonerees, 11 percent of all exonerations.
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Ahead, find a few confessions, that, if nothing else, will make you feel better about your own avo-habit.
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If you tweet those controversial confessions after midnight you just a might be able to get away with them.
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Allison Joseph is the author of several poetry collections, including "Confessions of a Barefaced Woman" (Red Hen Press, 2018).
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Some of the convictions were based on confessions that the men withdrew in court, saying they had been tortured.
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Foucault was unable to finish "Confessions of the Flesh" before his death in 1984 from an AIDS-related illness.
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He was reluctant, he later said, to preach the definition of Christian faith strictly according to the Lutheran Confessions.
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In 2018, Chemist Confessions introduced a collection of skin-care basics: hydrators, an exfoliator, a cleanser and an oil.
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In some cases, the rights group said, the confessions covered crimes committed well after the condemned had been incarcerated.
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That New York does not is particularly disturbing, as its rate of false confessions far exceeds the national average.
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We have tons of hard evidence establishing Smollett's guilt—from co-conspirator confessions, to video footage, to signed checks.
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Now, the Watts case will be explored in new depth on Saturday's season premiere of "Criminal Confessions" on Oxygen.
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The similarities between "Spoon River" and Saunders's new novel extend well beyond the Lincoln association and the graveyard confessions.
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Only later do you realize, to your horror, that your confessions were being recorded and retained by the therapist.
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He sat down with CNBC Make It to discuss his most embarassing mistakes, learning lessons and other money confessions.
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Coerced confessions served no apparent intelligence-gathering purposes, but they did lend a legalistic veneer to the detention process.
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A decade ago Karlan addressed a graduating class at Stanford praising them for their diversity and making some confessions.
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William Styron's novel of slave rebellion, "The Confessions of Nat Turner," ruled the fiction best-seller list of Dec.
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Ms. Hardy is a writer whose memoir, "Confessions of a Latter-Day Virgin," explores her complicated relationship with religion.
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So you got that feedback right away 'cause right away you published ... You have a great series, The Confessions.
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The Confessions The show seeks to tell the boys' stories beyond the sensational headlines that accused them of something they didn't do, in a case that had no physical evidence other than the false confessions given by teenagers who had been interrogated for 14 to 30 hours, according to the New York Times.
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Pleas are not entered in the German trial system and confessions are common as they tend to mitigate possible sentences.
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" As CNN's story noted, "the five teenagers who were accused of raping a jogger were pressured into giving false confessions.
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The judge asked him about confessions he made in January to Iraqi intelligence, and he asked for an Arabic translator.
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The FBI has positively linked him to 34 murders and are actively trying to corroborate the rest of his confessions.
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China's legal system by contrast is completely controlled by the Communist Party, and riddled with forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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It is jointly used by six quarrelsome Christian confessions, but the keys are kept dutifully by Jerusalem's oldest Muslim dynasty.
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We weren't surprised to find plenty of confessions about secret parties, romance-fueled drama, and summers spent secretly slacking off.
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Then, sort of by chance, I saw Logic's video for 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' where he's covered in blood.
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His autobiography, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, was made into a film in 2002, which was directed by George Clooney.
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A look at some men and women whose confessions of crimes were aired on Chinese state television in recent years.
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The investigation had been ongoing for over 18 months, state news agency MENA said, and included confessions by 66 suspects.
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Based in Geneva, it brings together 348 Christian confessions, ranging from liberal Protestant to Orthodox, whose total membership exceeds 560m.
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At least 51 people accuse the retired detective of actions from beating them into false confessions to tampering with witnesses.
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"I think that's something that's not very typical of the Bachelor to reveal," he continued, referring to confessions of love.
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One Instagram account posts anonymous "confessions" alleging the couple is just posing for PR and tagging Hadid in their accusations.
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Many said they were totally innocent, that their confessions had been written by the same people who had tortured them.
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That being said, for anyone chomping at the bit for tawdry details or scandalous confessions will have to cool it.
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Follow Seth Ferranti on Twitter and buy his new comic 'Confessions of a College Kingpin,' out now on Stache Publishing.
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Using "preventive detention" and plea bargaining, they have extracted confessions and evidence that have secured more than a hundred convictions.
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In recent years, state media have publicized a string of what are presented as confessions made by high-profile suspects.
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Following the confessions, the five are then seen kneeling in the desert, each with a masked militant standing behind them.
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"I think if he ever did that that'd I'd kill him," she quipped to Confessions of a Pop Culture Addict.
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These cyberstalkers spilled their confessions on secret-sharing app Whisper and revealed what their social media habits are really like.
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It's time for President Obama to publicly condemn the arrests, the kangaroo courts, the forced confessions and the travel bans.
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Johnson's film is the contemporary confessions of a keen observer, but for those with eyes to see, it's ours, too.
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Here a few indulgent confessions from Wall Street: Serendipity 2000 offers one of the most expensive burgers in the world.
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Murder confessions Serial killers have been known to inflate the number of people they say they've killed, for the notoriety.
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But nine other women's rights activists remain in custody due to confessions and "sufficient evidence against them," the statement said.
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These confidences are the currency of the salon, and participants in the project are eager to share their beauty confessions.
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Journalists were shown video of some of these claimed confessions, but we were not allowed to film or record it.
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Worshippers attending Thursday morning confessions were annihilated instantly by the fireball which exploded 500 metres above the house of prayer.
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Prosecutors refuse to investigate torture allegations, and some threaten detainees with additional abuse to pressure suspects to confirm their confessions.
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Part of the problem are the 18 narrators, half of whom are unnecessary, their confessions too cursory to add depth.
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Pence once wrote an essay titled "Confessions of a Negative Campaigner" after an ugly congressional race and condemned negative tactics.
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Yet, Japan persists in employing discredited police and prosecutorial tactics designed to elicit confessions, many of which will be false.
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"That Girl (Drama Queen)" was the soundtrack single off her 2003 high school comedy Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen.
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The New York Legislature is considering legislation combating the roles that eyewitness misidentification and false confessions play in wrongful convictions.
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And 22007% of those have been based on confessions, which police have a nasty habit of beating out of prisoners.
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These anonymous bartender confessions address many of our curiosities — and tackle a few things we hadn't even thought of before.
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Springsteen and Scott confessed to the crime, but allegations about forced confessions swirled around the case, the Austin Chronicle reported.
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Smugglers are often held in detention centers or forced to write confessions in newspapers or broadcast them on the radio.
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Mokaraka's performs Shot Bro: Confessions of a Depressed Bullet at Auckland, New Zealand Live Summer in the Square, February 3.
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In detention centers, guards subjected women to humiliating invasive searches, gang rapes and torture to force confessions and extract information.
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It has led to guilty pleas and confessions, including in one case where another man was convicted of the crime.
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In the case of the Central Park jogger, the police had rounded up and obtained confessions from the five boys.
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It was largely based on documents from secret archives kept by the dioceses, including handwritten confessions by priests, he said.
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They said they have established ties to about 30 murders so far, and have little reason to doubt his confessions.
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"She will always be my daughter, that will never change," Todd said in an episode of his podcast Chrisley Confessions.
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Eyewitness misidentification and false confessions, often gained through pressure from investigators, all lead to mass incarceration of truly innocent people.
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Their power to jail someone for extended periods without charge increases the chance that confessions are neither voluntary nor accurate.
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Mr. Ban said that the investigation of the crime spree is continuing, with officers trying to verify Mr. Lee's confessions.
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Mr. Guzmán, the counselor, asked the men to name the emotions they were feeling after listening to one another's confessions.
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" Mr. Smith became a mediator in California and is writing a book about the episode, titled "Suppressed: A Correspondent's Confessions.
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"' "To the contrary, the Japanese criminal justice system does not force confessions by unduly holding suspects and defendants in custody.
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"It's appalling to coerce confessions from civil society activists," Bass said in a tweet, calling for both to be freed.
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Recording interrogations is a way to know whether law enforcement — and jurors — can be confident in the confessions that result.
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Members of the second jury said they found Mr. Hernandez's confessions credible and the evidence of his mental fragility unconvincing.
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And under Mr. Gonzalez, the office has increased its training on how to handle exculpatory evidence and avoid false confessions.
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Too frail, ordinarily, to be uttered, some anticipation of fulfillment sponsors these calamitous pursuits of happiness and curtly eloquent confessions.
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Jermaine cleared the air Wednesday about speculation surrounding "Confessions Part III," which Usher teased during a live gig this week.
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They described the wholesale massacre of hundreds of unarmed and defenseless black people, and the torture used to secure confessions.
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Inmates who produced incriminating information — including "confessions" they elicited with threats of violence — were rewarded with money and sentence reductions.
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And she warns of what may come next — incarceration, torture and forced confessions that will further oppress the Iranian people.
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A few weeks ago, I rewatched Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen for the first time since I was 16.
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In recent years, state media has publicised a string of what is presented as confessions made by high-profile suspects.
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Nationally, false confessions were made by nearly 30 percent of all the people who have been exonerated through DNA testing.
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Nella Larsen's "Quicksand and Passing"; St. Augustine's "Confessions"; Storm Jameson's autobiography "Journey From the North"; some essays by Walter Benjamin.
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Springsteen and Scott confessed to the crime, but allegations about forced confessions swirled around the case, the Austin Chronicle reported.
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Mr. Hernandez's lawyers argue that his confessions resulted from pressure applied by detectives and reflected a fiction he had concocted.
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They argue that Mr. Hernandez's confessions reflected a fiction he had concocted and resulted from pressure he felt from detectives.
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Rights activists have said that public confessions in China are often forced and violate the accused's right to due process.
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Many of them made public confessions and were sentenced in what their families say were either secret or scripted trials.
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Its leaders said they'll follow "0003%" of the recommendations -- but won't compel priests to report child abuse revealed in confessions.
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This new Hindi mini-series revolves around a remote military interrogation center where officials torture suspected terrorists to extract confessions.
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" It is good or good enough ("You're likable enough, Hillary") but it isn't Rousseau's "Confessions" or Gosse's "Father and Son.
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Follow Seth Ferranti on Twitter, and buy his new comic 'Confessions of a College Kingpin,' out now on Stache Publishing.
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The result is usually desperate, incomprehensible confessions of love through slurred speech, and a slew of consequences the morning after.
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I'm tired of talking with other women in the business, feeling their fear and shame, hearing their stories like confessions.
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Imagine a world in which priests only make their money by selling access to the confession booth to someone else, except in this case Facebook listens to two billion peoples' confessions, has a supercomputer next to them, and is calculating and predicting confessions you're going to make before you know you're going to make them.
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Mr. Xu's accusations of torture raise deeper questions about the anticorruption drive and the length investigators will go in extracting confessions.
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In China, criminal prosecutions often depend on confessions obtained by the police, and the use of torture and coercion is widespread.
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China and North Korea have been accused of coercing and broadcasting confessions, presumably to destroy the reputations of those they accuse.
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Qureiris has denied the charges and said that the confessions, which the prosecution has largely relied on, were obtained under duress.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1967, author William Styron won a Pulitzer Prize for The Confessions of Nat Turner.
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He later wrote and published The Confessions of Nat Turner: The Leader of the Late Insurrection in Southampton, Virginia in 1831.
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Long before next year's nominees are even announced, the independent film Confessions of a Womanizer has already made Academy Awards history.
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Add in some major confessions, apologies and spontaneous hook ups, and, well, there's really no way of knowing what to expect.
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Less than 10% of homicides in Mexico are resolved and traditionally many confessions are achieved under torture or pressure from authorities.
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Jacobs and Hochmuth have curated a selection of some of the most compelling confessions, and each station contains an entire set.
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"She will always be my daughter, that will never change," Todd said on the latest episode of his podcast Chrisley Confessions.
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When the swift "investigation" was over, the five kids had given "confessions" that made no sense and often contradicted each other.
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Their confessions are bound to give you a serious case of the giggles, whether you're stone-cold sober or sky-high.
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Articles or posts questioning China's frequent use of forced confessions will be banned, helping to shield this brutal practice from scrutiny.
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Critics say a series of recent televised confessions of detained suspects deprive the accused of the right to a fair trial.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside After the coffee, I went to my office and got to work.
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Syd's cries and whispers and whimpers and confessions project an aura of exclusivity, and one feels lucky and excited to listen.
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On 96 occasions, applicants admitted to crimes during or after their test, including two confessions of extortion—and four of murder.
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He claimed to have been a CIA assassin on the side, as chronicled in his autobiography, 'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
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Critics have warned of trial by media and said it was important to examine whether the confessions were obtained under duress.
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Watching the absurdly well put together Rizin Confessions web series revealed that Horiguchi and Nasukawa had in fact sparred in 2015.
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Read These Stories Next: Confessions Of An Anonymous Victoria's Secret Photoshopper Did You Know That Zara Has A Cheaper Sister Brand?
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True Confessions: Aspiring filmmaker Tru makes a documentary about her family, focusing on her twin brother who is on the spectrum.
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But we never dropped our perception of Pratt as a villain, which is what makes today's Twitter confessions hard to place.
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"They should not try to justify their work by obtaining confessions under torture," said Mayra López, the sister of Ramiro López.
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In comments online, some readers compared the letter to forced confessions on state television, which have occurred in similar recent cases.
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But his lawyers sought to undermine the confessions, saying Mr. Hernandez has limited intelligence and crumbled under the pressure of investigators.
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After confessions to both an ex-girlfriend and a psychologist, Lyle and Eric were arrested and charged with killing their parents.
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Your book is subtitled Further Confessions of a B Movie Actor, but don't you think that you've become more than that?
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I think he made Confessions , which is probably the most successful—or the last successful R&B album of that magnitude.
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They can officiate at baptisms, funerals and weddings, but are not allowed to celebrate Mass, hear confessions or anoint the sick.
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For more than half a century, it has been the go-to police interrogation method for squeezing confessions out of suspects.
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Wicklander-Zulawski said it would use the Reid technique only to educate police on the risk and reality of false confessions.
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This provides a palatable front for his merciless nature, closing cases quickly and harshly, hassling for confessions when evidence is doubtful.
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Whatever the sensational effect of her confessions to Beuscher, it's the alertness to daily life that makes Plath's letters most poignant.
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The police released a video showing confessions by Sajad and his cousin, delivered matter-of-factly, devoid of emotion or explanation.
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Lawyers and rights groups say China's justice system is marked by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detention, claims that Beijing denies.
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Iraq has also been criticized by human rights advocates for sometimes allowing confessions obtained under torture to be used as evidence.
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Not long ago, confessions were seen as trophies of detective work because they are so hard to overcome in a trial.
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The writer is the author of "The Confessions of Young Nero" and the forthcoming "Emperor Nero: The Splendor Before the Dark."
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The ultimate purpose of Augustine's and Tolstoy's confessions, like Wittgenstein's, was ascetic: self-improvement through the catharsis and penance confession elicits.
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His first stab at directing, "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," got good reviews in 2002 but fizzled at the box office.
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The report says Cameroon's security forces have arrested hundreds of activists and journalists, torturing nearly two dozen minors to extract confessions.
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Ms. Sriram, on the other hand, seems a bit too fresh to credibly deliver the climactic confessions of her damaged character.
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Both trials turned almost entirely on Mr. Hernandez's detailed confessions in May 2012 to the police and an assistant district attorney.
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New Sentences — From Meredith Goldstein's "Can't Help Myself: Lessons & Confessions From a Modern Advice Columnist" (Grand Central Publishing, 2018, Page 236).
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In the film, the scenes depicting four of the young men being badgered into giving false confessions are hard to watch.
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In that infamous case, investigators and prosecutors relied on aggressive interrogation tactics to obtain confessions from five black and Hispanic teenagers.
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Manafort's criminal confessions and separate conviction by a jury dealt with his Ukrainian lobbying work and financial dealings largely before 2016.
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The confessions also perpetuated the illusion of a vast conspiracy against Syria, as detainees admitted to engaging in sedition or treason.
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So, before they attack, the "Sweet/Vicious" heroines extract clear confessions that no courtroom or campus panel could hope to obtain.
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Snapshot: Above, Roman Catholic priests heard confessions at a park in Panama City on Tuesday as part of World Youth Day.
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In the film, the scenes depicting four of the young men being badgered into giving false confessions are hard to watch.
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No forensic evidence tied the teenagers to the crime and prosecutors relied on contradictory confessions that the teenagers said were coerced.
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The police and prosecutors are portrayed as immediately aware of discrepancies between the teens' confessions and the timing of the rape.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside Which is why there are other, more productive uses of the past.
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Human rights groups have repeatedly cited the alleged use of torture, arbitrary detentions, forced confessions and problems accessing lawyers in China.
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It's rare to see Tony Robbins, an entrepreneur and coach who hears people's darkest confessions for a living, be completely vulnerable himself.
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In China, legal officials often face enormous pressure to solve cases, and the police are known for employing torture to extract confessions.
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However they were subjected to improper interrogation techniques, without access to parents or lawyers, and their so-called confessions were without merit.
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Afterward, a distraught Barris checked into a New York hotel and wrote his autobiography, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, in two months.
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Prosecutors in Japan often try to extract confessions from prisoners in detainment that could last months, Carole Ghosn said in the letter.
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" After the confessions, Olivia Jade made sure to clarify, "I just make my parents sound like they don't keep tabs on me.
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We spoke to Tweel about the complex cocktail of factors that led to Williamson and Ward's incarceration, and how coerced confessions happen.
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Because of Confessions and the controversy it produced, Styron became a reviled and contentious literary figure for the rest of his life.
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The death sentences handed to Ali, Sami and Abbas were based on 'confessions' extracted through torture, and the trial an utter sham.
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Long, Shelton and Pitts recanted their confessions soon after they each were sentenced to 20 years in prison on sexual assault charges.
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In nearly all these trial judgments, defendants had repudiated their confessions, saying they were coerced, including by beatings and prolonged solitary confinement.
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"Some types of torture are done to obtain confessions, as the killing of a rhino is a very serious case," he said.
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To save her twin brothers, she agrees to edit the confessions tortured out of prisoners into "a complete, coherent and convincing story".
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Yet surveys suggest that this year-long storm of allegations, confessions and firings has actually made Americans more sceptical about sexual harassment.
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Lynda Lopez started the Socioeconomic Diversity Alliance after a Facebook page she created, "UChicago Class Confessions," filled with frank exchanges within minutes.
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Michelle Tea's Against Memoir: Complaints, Confessions & Criticisms is a collection of texts — brilliant, irreverent, optimistic, abrasive — about queerness, gender, humanity, and belief.
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Wojcik has been accused by more than a dozen defendants — all of whom were found guilty — of beating them into false confessions.
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Another 14 say Guevara tricked or pressured them into signing false confessions, sometimes by promising they could go home if they acquiesced.
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The actor went on to explain that during the confessions at his school, priests were in very close contact with their confessors.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside But cyberstalking is a big deal, and I'm far from the only victim.
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China has aired televised confessions by some of the Taiwan people previously deported, raising concern in Taiwan over violations of due process.
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"Nothing in these confessions is correct and I cannot prove that I was forced to do it," said Musallam, according to documents.
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Prosecutors made their case with two confessions by Lewis -- one to police and the other to prosecutors -- and DNA evidence, WABC reported.
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The man, who has not been named, agreed to record some of their conversations, which essentially turned into detailed confessions, police said.
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Afterward, a distraught Barris checked into a New York hotel and wrote his autobiography, "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind," in two months.
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Claims and confessions Claims of responsibility for the atheist blogger murders emerged on social media from Al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent.
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The heart of Carolina Confessions is "Goodbye Carolina," a wrenching ode from the point of view of King's friend how committed suicide.
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If the concern were to inform viewers of the true facts of a controversial case, then the confessions would be more credible.
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A necrophile who decapitated some of his victims, Bundy proclaimed his innocence for years before last minute confessions to delay his execution.
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At least nine people remain in detention "after sufficient evidence was made available and for their confessions of charges attributed to them".
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Inside China's secret prisons China is increasingly cracking down on human rights lawyers as reports of torture, disappearances and forced confessions emerge.
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Critics of the government have questioned the authenticity of the confessions, dismissing them as propaganda tools that were probably obtained by force.
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One of several points Pamela Golbin's creative and convincing "Couture Confessions" makes clear is that fashion has always been a business first.
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The group initially confessed to the crime, but insist that their confessions were coerced after being interrogated by police for two days.
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Even detailed confessions from Manson girl Susan Atkins — AKA Sadie Mae Glutz — were initially disregarded because they were too outlandish to believe.
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The panel's final report, issued Sunday, detailed the failings of the government's investigation, saying it was based on confessions obtained by torture.
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Simpson himself wrote a book called If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer, which is a very confusing and conditional title.
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Confessions of a Romance Novelist is out today via Kscope on all digital platforms and as a 22-page gatefold deluxe CD.
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We've rounded up some of the best (or, um, worst) stories from fast food and restaurant employees, based on their Reddit confessions.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside But writing as a profession is in fact determined by systems of power.
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The men's lawyers confirmed that they were in fact the people in the videos but said the confessions were obtained by coercion.
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One of the best scenes has the three cousins engaging in late-night confessions about the worst things each has ever done.
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They used the confessions to get hundreds of judgments that would allow them to take money from bank accounts, court records show.
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Now he has a chart-topping album as well, as "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" becomes Logic's third No. 1 at Billboard.
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The government often uses forced confessions by journalists, lawyers and activists for propaganda purposes, even before any formal legal proceedings have begun.
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Of those detained, 87 were released after signing confessions and agreeing to settlements, while 64 had been referred to the public prosecutor.
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Norris is the famous New Yorker copy editor who wrote "Between You & Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen" a few years ago.
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Human rights groups have long criticized the Chinese justice system for the prevalence of forced confessions, which those accused sometimes later disavow.
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The court has long said that "the greatest care must be taken" in making sure that confessions obtained from juveniles are voluntary.
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CNN asked the Japanese police whether the allegations that they used forced confessions during interrogations was true, but they provided no comment.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside The music industry now resembles the literary world more than it does Hollywood.
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It was later proved the police had essentially tortured the five into their confessions, and they were eventually cleared by DNA evidence.
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The conviction rate hovers at 99 percent, too high not to be fishy, especially considering that convictions are often based on confessions.
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The kids of Moordale finally have a good ol-fashioned high school rager, complete with drunk confessions, hookups, old flames, and interlopers.
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O'Leary sat down with CNBC Make It to discuss his most embarrassing mistakes, what he learned from them and other money confessions.
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Among the most intense was the condemnation of William Styron's "The Confessions of Nat Turner" 50 years ago by African-American writers.
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And he defended Richard Pike, a former sergeant convicted in 1986 of using a stun gun to torture confessions from drug suspects.
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De Quincey was thirty-six when "Confessions of an English Opium-Eater," his sensational memoir of addiction, was published, anonymously, in 1821.
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Thirty years ago, the police and prosecutors relied on tough interrogation techniques to obtain confessions from five teenagers accused of the attack.
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Saint Augustine knew this was a difficult concept to grapple with back around 400 AD when he wrote his autobiographical book, Confessions.
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Publishers Weekly said that Brandt's book (aka all of Sheeran's confessions) didn't have much in the way of credibility, but sensationalism sells!
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Rights groups say the authorities have stepped up a crackdown on dissent and accuse security forces of using torture to extract confessions.
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Reddit forums devoted to confessions provide other avenues to sharing secrets—though experts wouldn't recommend putting anyone's dirty laundry on the internet.
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Rights groups denounced the executions, saying the men were sentenced to death after being subjected to torture and beatings to extract confessions.
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Attorney Steven Drizin, who specializes in false confessions, tried to get Dassey's case appealed but was rejected by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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During the trio's domination of the tabloid press, newspapers would spend millions on "buy outs" from publicists, particularly "kiss-and-tell" confessions.
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They demand public confessions of the guilty and public support for their cause … or they will cast suspicion on you as well.
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The overwrought language—of love letters and confessions of heartache and rom-com-esque pleas to notice us—matches the country's desperation.
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Detainees were also slapped and forced to undress, and threats were made against their families unless they signed false confessions, the statement said.
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Wilde's personal confessions in "De Profundis" become the starting point of wider conversations concerning the stigma associated with homosexuality, oppression, loss, and memory.
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The piece, titled "Trimline Confessions" by Tiffany Threadgould and Kat Tingum, features audio documentaries of Southern LGBTQI seniors sharing their coming out stories.
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For example, in hot tub confessions, the Dolan Twins tell their fans never-before-heard embarrassing stories and horse around in bathing suits.
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Regardless, these confessions reflect what the people who posted them hold dear, and which parts of their lives they wish to keep private.
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"I am constantly thinking about, imagining, and reading about a violent serial killer," E.J. Hammon writes in her blog, Confessions of a Bundyphile.
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Some foreigners held by North Korea have said after their release that their sometimes-elaborate confessions were made under pressure while in captivity.
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But combined with the voice-changed audio, it gives the content an air of secrecy that makes listening to the confessions more compelling.
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In an April 2015 presentation entitled 'Confessions of a Capital Junkie', the Italian accused the auto industry of wasting billions on duplicate products.
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Opponents of the bill, including lawyers and rights groups, say China's justice system is marked by torture and forced confessions and arbitrary detention.
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FBI crime analysts believe all of Little's 93 confessions are credible, but so far they've only been able to verify 50 of them.
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So BuzzFeed News attempted to do what many police officers around the country didn't when news of his confessions broke: reexamine cold cases.
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" In some cases, he said, this roundup descended into "physical violations and other forms of abuse, apparently in order to elicit forced confessions.
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From one chance meeting come "spirals of confessions" among a large cast of finely drawn characters, all with nicely individual quirks and passions.
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Shqaire would say decades later that his confessions were the result of coercive interrogations and threats by members of the Israel Defense Forces.
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"I see lots of confessions on social media from zero-wasters feeling terribly guilty when they slip up," she writes on her blog.
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Innocent ones, however, become more likely to make false confessions as the incentive—in other words the penalty for rejecting the deal—rises.
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Peculiar similarities between the way the Ada police dealt with each case came to light, from questionable confessions to a lack of evidence.
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Foreigners who have been detained or imprisoned in the Hermit Kingdom often have a shared experience: confusion, coached confessions, communication blackouts and isolation.
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The mere mention of the brand, or even its nickname "Cosmo," evokes images of hot pink font, abs, lipstick tubes, and sex confessions.
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Most organizations can make good estimates of base rates by considering the number of previously failed background checks, interview data, confessions, evidence, etc.
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His most quoted presentation to analysts, titled "Confessions of a Capital Junkie," argued that consolidation was inevitable in the investment-heavy car industry.
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Lucas, 64 when he died, was best known for making bogus confessions that prompted law officers nationwide to clear hundreds of unsolved killings.
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If you want to know what Facebook is, imagine a priest in a confession booth, and they listened to 2 billion people's confessions.
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Logic recently released his fifth studio album, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, in May 2019, a project he is currently on tour promoting.
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Related links: Exactly What Women Spend To Compete On The Bachelor Confessions Of A Sephora Employee So You Want To Shave Your Vagina...
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International human rights groups also accuse security forces of using torture to extract confessions from prisoners, a charge vehemently denied by al-Hassan.
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According to LearnVest's 2017 Money Habits and Confessions Survey, one in five Americans never have a serious discussion about finances with their partner.
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He also credits the #MeToo movement for spurring this outpouring of confessions, and encourages more people to come forward and share their stories.
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Rights groups have said these confessions, which usually take place long before a trial, violate the rights of the accused to due process.
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In Brazil, pre-trial detention has been used to secure confessions from dozens of suspects in the Car Wash graft scandal involving Odebrecht.
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Robertson detailed her fling with Luyendyk in her 2014 memoir, I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain.
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Their confessions were taped and aired by the police before prosecutors questioned them, the report also said, in violation of Egypt's penal code.
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Madonna will likely re-team with producer Mirwais, who previously worked on her albums Music, American Life and Confessions on a Dance Floor.
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Many televised confessions are allegedly the result of extreme coercion or torture, according to those who have been through them and their supporters.
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A similar move was adopted by the European Council in 2013 against Iranian Press TV executives for their network's broadcast of forced confessions.
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We could have Kanye host Taxicab Confessions, then angrily deny that he's into any of the stuff at the end of each episode.
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In "Detective Story" (1977), rather than take the victim's point of view, Mr. Kertesz recounts the prison confessions of a secret police torturer.
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People imagine police detectives to be shouting in interrogation rooms, throwing chairs, grabbing suspects by the lapels and smacking confessions out of them.
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Called "Confessions of a Republican," the ad shows a man wearing a suit and glasses (who eventually lights a cigarette) in a chair.
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"This fraud is often documented through convictions, plea agreements, and confessions by midwives, mothers, and other family members," the State Department official said.
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Seven years ago, dozens of officials who had advocated reform were paraded on state television to make forced confessions of participation in sedition.
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But if those answers and confessions cannot be trusted, Charles McClelland, the former Houston police chief, says, officers should not be using them.
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Like "A Chorus Line" (1975), which revealed the intimate back stories of auditioning Broadway dancers, it turned true confessions into song and dance.
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Second, Holland's ex-husband admitted on camera that her false confessions reduced his prison sentence, saving him from serving a full 40 years.
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In a classic 2004 study, Steven Drizin and Richard Leo identified 125 proven false confessions in the United States from 863 through 2002.
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She has also undertaken something called "Noodle Confessions," which involved collecting stories and memories of people's instant noodle experiences from around the world.
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Don't keep your true feelings hidden on the 2nd, when planets flow into a lucky triangle and set the stage for intimate confessions.
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Confessions of wrongdoing started as a trickle, with business leaders the first to come forward — including a cousin of Mr. Macri's, Ángel Calcaterra.
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In Australia, the state of Victoria has delayed its decision on confessions, having made a point of accepting most of the other recommendations.
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Judges tend to disregard allegations of torture and often convict suspects based on coerced confessions, according to a recent Human Rights Watch report.
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In a 2013 report, New York-based Human Rights Watch documented torture at Maekelawi, often used to extract confessions from suspected political opponents.
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International rights NGO Reprieve alleges that Nimr, Marhoon and Zaher were tortured into signing false confessions and denied proper access to legal representation.
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Instead, the museum added a room containing a table where confessions were wrung from arrestees, along with a reproduction of a prison cell.
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Human rights advocates warned that the taped confessions were an escalation and might indicate that the authorities are preparing to bring criminal charges.
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The present-day celebrities, who seem to become instant experts after their initial confessions of cluelessness, add little beyond their own boldface names.
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The suspects accused the government of using torture to force confessions, an accusation that the United Nations also made in a recent report.
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These speeches are called "Confessions," but they are more like rationalizations, shaped to place as much distance as possible between themselves and Hester.
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Russia broadcast what it called confessions from a few Ukrainian sailors who said the episode had been a deliberate provocation by their side.
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A sadist who enjoys beating confessions out of suspects, Wilson is akin to Mike Hammer, the toughest private eye of early 1950s paperbacks.
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"I came to Canada with a plan to blow up the CN Tower in Toronto," Salahi wrote, in one of his many confessions.
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He was also capable of feeling guilt, Dr. Welner said, and had initiated the confessions he had made to others over the years.
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When "Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator," was published in 2012, Mr. Holiday was called a "scumbag" in Amazon reviews.
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Some of the most harrowing confessions are firsthand descriptions of bombing in a comedy club or being booed offstage by a bloodthirsty mob.
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Dempsey, the court in 1923 overturned the convictions of six of the Elaine 12, arguing that the confessions had been secured through torture.
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Japan&aposs justice system has come under fire from human rights advocates for its long detentions, the reliance on confessions and prolonged trials.
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A man in Taiwan recounted on Dcard, a Whisper-style confessions site, how his grandma used the luxury designer bag he bought her.
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"Prevent forced confessions, and do not force any person to verify their crimes," the document, released by the official Xinhua news agency, said.
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The prosecution's case against Mr. Hernandez is based mostly on his confessions to investigators and other incriminating statements he made over the years.
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"Discounting confessions is a hard task," said Shari Seidman Diamond, a professor of law and psychology at Northwestern University who studies jury behavior.
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Cusk might like Anne Fadiman's book "Ex Libris: Confessions of a Common Reader" (1998), which distinguishes between carnal and courtly lovers of books.
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When Rabiah's case reached Federal District Court in Washington, D.C., lawyers for the Justice Department argued that his confessions should be taken seriously.
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Now, Lust picks two confessions every month to turn into gorgeous, high-production-value erotic short films that she releases to her subscribers.
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In a statement on Thursday, the kingdom said that 87 of those detained had been released after signing confessions and agreeing to settlements.
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" And the folks over at Confessions of an Amateur Athlete noted that they "loved the color, fit, and even more, the convenient pockets.
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This is his creative outlet and every single song on that Confessions of a Knife… album had something tongue-in-cheek on it.
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Marketed as intended, Confessions of a Media Hit Man is poised to inspire and define a generation of workers in the style of its predecessor, David Ogilvy's Confessions of an Advertising Man, which became the bible of the advertising and public relations industry, is still in print more than fifty years after publication, and sold more than one million copies.
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Feit told investigators at the time of the crime that he had counseled Garza that evening, but then went to hear other parishioners' confessions.
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"These aren't apologies as much as they're confessions," education writer Audrey Watters wrote when she described one wave of the trend in early 22014.
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When detainees repudiated their confessions in court saying they were extracted through torture, the court rejected their allegations out of hand in all cases.
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In Amnesty's last report on Syrian prisons, detainees said jail officials pulled out their fingernails and toenails to extract confessions -- or, simply as punishment.
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It's a pervasive, frustrating human flaw, one that has led to false convictions, false confessions, and the misidentification of perpetrators in a police lineup.
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In a project by Gideon Jacobs and Gregor Hochmuth, visitors to Deli Gallery can pick up a phone and hear the confessions of strangers.
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Read these stories next: Under-$20 Makeup The Pros Actually Swear By 9 Insider Hacks From Former Sephora Employees Confessions Of A Sephora Employee
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Today's hearing was part of an appeal by two defendants, Gabriel Solache and Arturo Reyes, who say that Guevara beat confessions out of them.
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He would allegedly physically and mentally abuse victims to coerce confessions of fabricated crimes committed against him, including poisoning him or damaging his property.
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With all of the public confessions and restorative video projects and public appearances, the past two years have threatened to overexpose us to them.
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She campaigned on promises to review cases involving Guevara, who is accused of widespread witness tampering, beating witnesses and suspects, and coercing false confessions.
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His alleged wrongdoing spans decades and includes accounts of beating suspects into false confessions and pressuring witnesses to pick specific men out of lineups.
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More recently, she reconnected with the sisters on Facebook to confirm a photograph and other details for her book, Confessions of a Serial Alibi.
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Yet, my frustration peaked after watching Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor (2013), starring Jurnee Smollett-Bell and Lance Gross (and even Kim Kardashian).
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The utterly stunned actors revisited their initial driving confessions with a completely different outlook and vowed to abstain from using their phones while driving.
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In Haraway's case, Tommy Ward and Karl Fontenot were convicted of her murder, although they both recanted their initial confessions and now claim innocence.
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Wang's statements echo those in other televised purported confessions, which have become more common since Chinese President Xi Jinping took power three years ago.
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