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Eighteenth-Century English Law Held That Confessions Were Inadmissible at Trial

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Eighteenth-century English law held that confessions were inadmissible at trial if they were obtained by _____.

A) a promise of lenient treatment
B) a false promise not to prosecute
C) threat of force
D) all of the above

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