Admissions and confessions — MCQs

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1. A confession is generally defined as:





2. A confession implies:





3. An admission is:





4. The main difference between confession and admission is:





5. An admission may:





6. A confession must relate to:





7. Admission can be used in:





8. Confession must be made by:





9. An admission is a statement:





10. Confession generally has:





11. Admissions may be:





12. Confession must be:





13. A confession obtained by force or coercion is:





14. Confession made before a Magistrate is:





15. Confession made outside the court is called:





16. Extra-judicial confession may be made to:





17. Confession must be:





18. An admission that does not directly prove guilt is called:





19. Admissions are important because they:





20. Confession must relate to:





21. A confession may be rejected if it is:





22. Admissions are considered:





23. Confession made in police custody without magistrate may be:





24. Confession is a type of:





25. All confessions are:





26. But all admissions are:





27. The main purpose of admission evidence is to:





28. Confession is stronger evidence because it:





29. Admissions may help the court to:





30. A valid confession must be:





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