Legal Definitions - naked confession

A naked confession is a type of confession that is unsupported by any evidence that a crime has been committed. This type of confession is usually highly suspect and may not be admissible in court.

For example, if someone confesses to a crime without any evidence that the crime actually occurred, such as a murder weapon or eyewitness testimony, their confession may be considered a naked confession. This type of confession is often viewed with skepticism by law enforcement and the court system.

It is important to note that a confession, whether naked or not, must be given voluntarily and without coercion from law enforcement. If a confession is obtained through force or threats, it is considered a coerced confession and may not be admissible in court.