Rob manages to commit the perfect murder by drowning his girlfriend while taking a swim at a beach known for its strong currents and dangerous rocks. A lifeguard who was on duty at the time later testifies on behalf of Rob that Rob came running from the sea stating that he became separated from his girlfriend while swimming and that she is missing. The next day her body washes up on the beach and the coroner (Dr Quincy) later finds that her death was caused by drowning. Rob receives a large amount of money because of a life insurance policy that was taken out not long before his girlfriend's death. Shortly before spending nearly all the money, Rob gets a conscience attack and decides to confide in a priest. He tells the priest that he caused the death of his girlfriend and that he wants to give himself up to the police. The priest phones the police and Rob is arrested. While in custody, Rob changes his story and decides to plead not guilty. (a) An important piece of evidence against Rob is the statement that he made to the priest. Is this statement an admission or a confession? Fully discuss with reference to authority. (Do not include any reference to the requirements for the admissibility of these statements in your answer). (10) (b) Mention and explain the requirements for the admissibility of a confession made to a priest. Are these requirements different from a confession made to a peace officer? (10) Total: 20 marks INSTRUCTIONS. The reference guide in the Faculty handbook must b