involuntariness मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. On both direct and habeas review, Thompson unsuccessfully asserted the involuntariness of his confession.
2. Traditionally, micro-expressions are very difficult to recognize through automated facial expression analysis because of their short duration and involuntariness.
3. A statement could only be excluded by a showing of involuntariness, unfairness, or that the circumstances under which the statement was obtained was improper or illegal.
4. Their short duration means only a very limited number of frames are available for analysis using a standard 25fps camera and their involuntariness means eliciting a particular expression to add to a comprehensive training database requires considerable time and psychological insights.
5. All mental elements must be " absolutely linked " to the offence in question, however, Cory found that the Leary rule failed to meet this requirement, as he was unable to equate the intent to become intoxicated with the involuntariness of committing an offence.
6. Where the involuntariness is caused by a mental illness, or'disease of the mind', as per the M'Naghten Rules, it will be regarded as'insane automatism'and will often result in a special verdict of'not guilty by reason of insanity '.
7. As this case illustrates, the trial court's superior capacity to resolve credibility issues is not dispositive of the " in custody " inquiry . ( footnote 12 ) Credibility determinations, as in the case of the alleged involuntariness of a confession, see Miller, 474 U . S ., at 112, may sometimes contribute to the establishment of the historical facts and thus to identification of the " totality of the circumstances ."
8. See, e . g ., Miller, 474 U . S ., at 112 ( " ( S ) ubsidiary factual questions " in alleged involuntariness of confession cases are subject to the s2254 ( d ) presumption, but " the ultimate question " requiring a " totality of the circumstances " assessment " is a matter for independent federal determination . " ); Cuyler v . Sullivan, 446 U . S . 335, 342 ( 1980 ) ( " mixed determination ( s ) of law and fact " generally are not subject to the s2254 ( d ) presumption of correctness ).
9. Stirner admits that " complete freedom " is not possible but sees that the union of egoists are the most free form of association that can be had . " Limitation of liberty is inevitable everywhere, for one cannot get rid of everything; one cannot fly like a bird merely because one would like to fly so, for one does not get free from his own weight . . . The union will assuredly offer a greater measure of liberty, as well as ( and especially because by it one escapes all the coercion peculiar to State and society life ) admit of being considered as  a new liberty; but nevertheless it will still contain enough of unfreedom and involuntariness.