The Constitution sets strict limits on detention without criminal charges (24 hours without judicial order, six days on judge &apos; s order (art. 71)); it establishes the right to legal aid (art. 83) and the right not to be coerced to make statements incriminating oneself or a member of one &apos; s family, only recognizing the validity of statements made before the competent judge (art. 88) and reaffirming the presumption of innocence (art. 89).
The Constitution sets strict limits on detention without criminal charges (24 hours without judicial order, six days on judge &apos; s order (art. 71)); it establishes the right to legal aid (art. 83) and the right not to be coerced to make statements incriminating oneself or a member of one &apos; s family, only recognizing the validity of statements made before the competent judge (art. 88) and reaffirming the presumption of innocence (art. 89).