On behalf of Hindman & Associates, LLC | Nov 10, 2014 | Confession
A confession can be important evidence in a criminal case. But a confession from the accused is only admissible if it is voluntary. A statement from the accused which a court determines has been coerced by law enforcement authorities will be excluded from evidence. In...
On behalf of Hindman & Associates, LLC | Sep 8, 2014 | Confession
An out of court confession in a Tennessee criminal case must have independent evidentiary corroboration before it can be sufficient to sustain a conviction. Accomplice witness testimony must also have independent corroboration to be sufficient. Of course, if you have...
On behalf of Hindman & Associates, LLC | Aug 29, 2014 | Confession
A confession to the charged crime can be compelling evidence for the prosecution in a criminal case. In the United States, the government cannot force someone to confess to a crime, or even to give statements which may be incriminating. Statements a person makes...
