/ˈdjuːrɛs ɒv ɪmˈprɪzənmənt/ – Phrase
Definition: việc giam giữ trái phép.
A more thorough explanation: Duress of imprisonment refers to a situation where a person is coerced or forced to act against their will due to being unlawfully detained or confined by another individual. This can include threats, physical force, or other forms of pressure that restrict the individual’s freedom and ability to make independent decisions.
Example: The defendant claimed that the confession was made under duress of imprisonment, arguing that the police had coerced him into admitting to the crime while he was in custody.