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When a defendant disavows an earlier confession in court or claims it was obtained under duress, the court examines when and how it was made and whether legal safeguards were observed, then compares it with physical evidence and technical reports. Evidence that may corroborate the confession or reveal inconsistencies includes forensic findings, CCTV footage, and examinations of phones and fingerprints. A retraction alone does not invalidate the confession, just as a confession alone is not enough to secure a conviction; the court assesses its credibility, and the evidence as a whole remains the basis for deciding the case.
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