Where the Crown case depends on the reliability of an accused's admissions, and those admissions are internally inconsistent and inconsistent with objective evidence, the jury's advantage in hearing recorded material may not be capable of resolving the doubt experienced by an appellate court, even where the admissions are against interest.
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