Judgment affirmed.
It is the defendant's sole contention on this appeal that the trial court committed prejudicial error in failing to charge the jury that it must exclude from consideration any statements which he may have made as the result of physical coercion. In our opinion, this contention is without merit. It is clear from the record that the statements referred to by the defendant were not confessions or even admissions (Fisch, New York Evidence, § 855...
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