s 32
In forceAdmissions by accused persons in criminal cases
32 Admissions by accused persons in criminal cases
An accused person, either personally or by his counsel or solicitor, in his presence, may admit on his trial any fact alleged or sought to be proved against him, and such admission shall be sufficient proof of the fact without other evidence.
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