'Laws and Confessions'

'Confession was not presumption by the evidence snatch of 1967, but it has been delimitate in strip laws. Before 1980, apology has been defined in the effect of R v. Bampamiyki (1957) EA 473 it was held that the relation should be regarded as a apology solo when it contains ingredients of the crime with which the charge mortal is charged, so that the accused manyone could be justly convicted on his knowledge plea. Also in the case of Ali v. R (1971) EA 75 justification is make impromptu which contain either(a) ingredient of the discourtesy which is subsequently charged..it points distinctly to the guilty conscience of the maker. later on 1980 in the case of Mathei Fidoline Haule v. R (1992) TLR 148 (C.A) at page 151 it is provided, a confession deep down the context of miserable law is iodin which aims in legal injury the plagues charged. It is 1 which admits all the essential elements or the ingredients of the offense. An admission of one or hardly some of the ingredients of the offense is not sufficient.\n and then from the cases above the end point confession is literally defined as an reference by a risible that he/she has perpetrate a crime, it is the statement given by mortal guilt of an offensive activity that incriminates him, in this sense a confession piece of tail be regarded as admission given by a defendant in criminal proceedings. different admission which the soulfulness acknowledge some of the fact of an offence confession includes an acknowledgement of the commission of all the elements of the crime and the souls conflict in the commission. A confession do by person guilt of an offense can in any case show the modality he think the offence and the delegacy he committed it.\nA confession make to a guard policeman is allowable; as long as it can be proved that it was voluntarily made. The evidence made to a police officer freely and voluntarily is admissible under share 27 punk 6 RE 2002 of laws of Tanzania. This section excessively can admit confession made to a person in authority. In this context the poli... '