Sentence examples for voluntary statement from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors say Mr. Meskini was advised of his rights several times, and made a fully voluntary statement.

Jackson's voluntary statement to police was deemed a mitigating factor, as was his "truthfulness" with his mother and the fact that he was "no trouble at home".

This agreement was part of an extension to the Banking Code - a voluntary statement of good practice which has been signed by most banks.

Mr Morgan confirmed that following a voluntary statement which he had supplied to police last year, Scotland Yard subsequently interviewed him under caution at a south London police station on 6 December.

It came at the end of a voluntary statement in which he offered a long, carefully worded and strangely moving apologia to the Israeli court and to the world for his role in the extermination program.

It is disturbing that the few detailed answers obtained about who exactly undertook that review had to come by way of a Freedom of Information request, not by an immediate and voluntary statement from the Office for Nuclear Regulation ONRR).

For the moment, getting more details about where the bodies are -- or were -- may depend on voluntary statements like the general's.

Otto G. Obermaier, a former United States attorney in Manhattan who is a lawyer at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, said the tape would be extremely valuable to a prosecutor, adding: "A prosecutor would say, 'Judge for yourself, members of the jury, whether this is a person who had knowledge of the crime and made voluntary statements about it.

The purely voluntary statements that Sheikh Mohammed made, however, before his capture, in April 2002, to Al Jazeereportern reporter Yosri Fouda may be used against him in court.

The Court held that unless and until the suspect actually stated that he was relying on that right, his subsequent voluntary statements could be used in court and police could continue to interact with (or question) him.

The McCain-Feinstein amendment dictates that the HIG be required to submit a report to the secretary of defense, the director of national intelligence, the attorney general, and others on "best practices" for obtaining "reliable and voluntary" statements from captives that do not involve the use of force.