article 53 of the constitution gives the provision of president in india.
article 53 of the constitution gives the provision of president in india.
which article of constitution give the provision of president in india?
article 53
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a defendant must be informed of their rights before making any statements that may incriminate them. defendants must not be compelled to give any statements. in the case that a defendant is pressured into giving a statement that is self-incriminating, the statement will not be admissible in a court of law. the code of criminal procedure and the indian constitution give defendants the right to silence, i.e. the right to withhold self-incriminating information to authorities. the defendant must inform the authorities that he or she is exercising their right to silence; withholding information is not considered using their right to withhold information that can potentially be self-incriminating. in order to exercise their right to remain silent, the defendant must verbally and clearly state that they are doing so. for example, a defendant can say, "i am exercising my right to remain silent and will not be answering any further questions." article 20 (3) does not pertain to those who made a confession willingly without being intimidated or coerced into making such statement.
self-incrimination