Confessions taken after lengthy interrogations during incommunicado detention have been considered involuntary. True or False?

Answer: True

Explanation:

Confessions which are taken after the lengthy interrogations during the incommunicado detention have been considered as involuntary.

This is because in this case the person is put into much pressure that his only wish is to escape of the situation anyhow.

The concerned person is not allowed to meet his family, interdependent physician and he is not even allowed to tell any body about his arrest.

In this case the confessions taken are not considered voluntary.