Where an accused selectively seeks to admit 'no comment' type answers from a record of interview that support the defence case while excluding others, the trial judge is entitled to admit the impugned answers to avoid a distorted version of the interrogation, provided appropriate directions are given to the jury not to use the refusal to answer as an implied admission of guilt.
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