Sentence examples for falsely admitted from inspiring English sources

My parents found out, and I couldn't articulate the sequence of events clearly, so I falsely admitted that I'd been looking at photos of big butts.

Mr. Basciano's lead lawyer, George R. Goltzer, said in his opening statement that his client had not ordered the killing, but falsely admitted doing so to Mr. Massino to protect a friend who did order the killing, and his own business interests.

"Many calls were automated and didn't let me talk to a person … unless I pressed '1' and falsely admitted I was the woman they were looking for".

Two of the detained students were paraded at a press conference in which they falsely admitted to being communists who had brainwashed their entire school, having been tortured to force their confession.

Cullen and Newell cite the example of a prisoner who falsely admitted guilt to move to an open prison; once there, however, he felt he could no longer lie about his guilt, and confessed to the prison's governor.

At the back of their mind they thought by falsely admitting they would save their lives".

The jurors rejected the defense argument that Manhattan detectives had pressured Mr. Crimmins into falsely admitting he was guilty of the crime.

PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia district attorney's office on Tuesday challenged a claim by lawyers for a convicted Roman Catholic monsignor that prosecutors had persuaded another priest, now defrocked, to falsely admit to sexually abusing a 10-year-old boy in order to obtain the conviction.

The charge against Ms Pryce alleges that she "falsely informed the investigating authorities" she had been the driver of a vehicle, enabling herself "to falsely admit responsibility" for a speeding offence.

But consider the flip side: Prosecutors are endowed with enormous power when they can pressure firms--especially those for which mere indictment is a death sentence--into abandoning employees, paying a hefty settlement, and falsely admitting wrongdoing, despite the fact that the firm's conduct would be legally defensible at a trial.

One of Medina's lawyers, Ethan Dettmer, denies that claim, arguing that ICE agents pressured Medina "to falsely admit affiliation".