Explanation:

- Option 1 (I, III, and V):

- There must be information.

- That person must be whether the information amounts to confession or not. (This does not make much sense and seems incorrectly phrased in the options provided.)

- In consequence of the information, a fact must be deposed to as discovered.

- Option 2 (II, III, and V):

- It does not matter whether the information amounts to confession or not.

- That person must be whether the information amounts to confession or not. (Again, unclear phrasing.)

- In such a case, so much of the information as relates distinctly to the fact thereby discovered may be proved.

- Option 3 (III, IV, and V):

- That person must be whether the information amounts to confession or not. (Incorrect phrasing hangs here as well.)

- In consequence of the information, a fact must be deposed to as discovered.

- In such a case, so much of the information as relates distinctly to the fact thereby discovered may be proved.

- Option 4 (All of them):

- All statements I through V are considered.

Correct Answer:

- Option 4 (All of them) can be considered true with proper interpretation, ignoring the incorrect phrasing in III.