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A confession is proved to have been obtained through torture. Prosecutors offer it against the tortured person as the sole proof of the charged offense, arguing that a signature makes it admissible. No statutory exception applies. Which rule controls?

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Any official may waive the victim’s statutory protection. Torture automatically proves the confession true. RA 9745, Section 8 makes a torture-obtained confession inadmissible in proceedings, subject to its specific exception. Only a public emergency determines admissibility.

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