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The right of the accused not to be forced to give evidence against himself or to admit guilt
Derecho del acusado a no ser obligado a declarar contra sí mismo o a confesarse culpable
(b) The right not to testify against oneself and the right not to admit guilt;
b) El derecho a no declarar contra sí misma y a no confesarse culpable.
262. When a person is questioned by the police and suspected of an offence, they should be informed of their rights at the start of the interview: the right to remain silent, the right not to testify against oneself and the right not to admit guilt.
262. Toda persona sospechosa que preste declaración ante el Servicio de Policía debe ser informada de sus derechos desde el comienzo de su interrogatorio, a saber, derecho a no declarar, derecho a no declarar contra sí misma y a no confesarse culpable.
(b) Refuse to testify against oneself and admit one's guilt;
b) A no declarar contra sí mismo ni confesarse culpable.
Article 4 states that every accused has the right not to be forced to give evidence against himself or those close to him or to admit guilt.
El artículo 4 afirma que todo acusado tiene derecho a no ser obligado a presentar pruebas contra sí mismo o contra sus personas próximas o a confesarse culpable.
(b) The right not to testify against oneself and not to admit guilt;
b) Derecho a no declarar contra sí misma y a no confesarse culpable.
274. Under section 6, subsection 3 (a), of the Belize Constitution, a person is presumed innocent unless and until found guilty by a court of law, an accused person may not be compelled to give evidence or admit guilt, the accused has a right to examine a witness and has the right to an appeal.
274. En virtud de la subsección 3 a) de la sección 6 de la Constitución de Belice, toda persona será considerada inocentes a menos y hasta que sean declaradas culpables por un tribunal; ningún acusado puede ser obligado a dar pruebas ni a confesarse culpable; el acusado tiene derecho a examinar a un testigo y tiene derecho a presentar recurso.
52. In certain European countries, the situation has deteriorated markedly and it is no longer shameful to admit that one is a "racist", as in France, where, according to an opinion poll published in the newspaper Le Monde on 22 March 1995, only 36 per cent of the French consider that they never make racist remarks or have racist attitudes.
En ciertos países europeos, el deterioro de la situación es muy claro y confesarse "racista" ya no es vergonzoso, como ocurre en Francia, donde según un sondeo publicado en el diario Le Monde de 22 de marzo de 1995, solamente un 36% de los franceses estiman que nunca han pronunciado palabras ni han tenido actitudes racistas.
132. In no case can he be forced to admit guilt.
132. En ningún caso puede ser obligado a confesarse culpable.
It was difficult to admit this kind of affection.
Resultaba difícil confesarse esa clase de inclinación.
He was perfectly willing to admit the other murders.
Estaba completamente dispuesto a confesarse culpable de los otros asesinatos.
It was Emmanuelle who first had to admit that she was tired.
Emmanuelle es la primera que debe confesarse cansada.
An ignoble motive, but he might as well admit it to himself.
Un motivo innoble, pero que era capaz de confesarse a sí mismo.
In addition to which, Younger had to admit to a certain curiosity;
Por añadidura, tenía que confesarse que sentía cierta curiosidad;
Bruno cannot admit to himself his life was a lie.
Bruno no puede confesarse a sí mismo que su vida ha sido una mentira.
Bigman was ashamed to admit to himself how welcome that voice would be.
Bigman tuvo que confesarse que esperaba con impaciencia oír esa voz.
Can she admit that she feels like an artist? Artist.
¿Puede confesarse a sí misma que se siente artista? Artista.
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