A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Sweating in criminal procedure refers to the illegal interrogation of a prisoner through the use of threats or similar means to force them to provide information.

Example: A police officer threatens to harm a suspect's family if they do not confess to a crime they may or may not have committed. This is an example of sweating.

Explanation: Sweating is a form of coercion that is illegal and violates a person's rights. It involves using fear or intimidation to extract information from a suspect, regardless of whether they are guilty or innocent. The example provided illustrates how a police officer may use threats to force a suspect to confess to a crime, even if they did not commit it.