| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Traditionally, the courts have been able to discern active forces which fashion a form of testimony which is not the product of a voluntary act.13 In recent years, the concept of compulsion or coercion has been further refined to delineate circumstances where even absent active, outward forces of coercion, the mere presence of certain conditions gives rise to constructive forces capable of negatin
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