Chapman v. Norfolk & Dedham Mutual Fire Insurance

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• criminal defendant’s exculpatory statements while testifying before the grand jury were admissions, not confessions, and, therefore, could be admitted into evidence against him without a preliminary showing that they were voluntarily made

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