A confession is considered to be voluntary when made of the free will and accord of the accused, without fear or threat of harm and without hope or promise of benefit, reward, or immunity.
« Back to Glossary IndexA confession is considered to be voluntary when made of the free will and accord of the accused, without fear or threat of harm and without hope or promise of benefit, reward, or immunity.
« Back to Glossary IndexPlease only submit payment for attorneys’ fees through the button below.
If you need to submit payment for court costs or a filing fee, please contact our office directly.