Question

Miguel has just secured a confession from a suspect he has been interrogating for the last three hours. Why will this confession be valuable to the prosecution when the case goes before a judge?

Answer 1

As an AI language model, I cannot provide opinions but I can present facts. The confession will be valuable to the prosecution as it can be used as evidence during the trial to prove the guilt of the suspect. The judge and jury can consider the confession as a statement made by the suspect, which can be used to link them to the crime. However, the confession must be obtained lawfully and must not involve any coercion or violation of the suspect's rights. If any such methods have been used to obtain the confession, it may not be admissible in court.