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Lie detector tests.

Finnbar01 · 2011-12-31 19:15:35

Also known as polygraph tests, are they permissable in a court as evidence of guilt or innocence(along with other evidence of course)? Cheers.

31-12-2011 7:15pm

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Also known as polygraph tests, are they permissable in a court as evidence of guilt or innocence(along with other evidence of course)?

Cheers.

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#2 31-12-2011 7:28pm

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Finnbar01 wrote: »

Also known as polygraph tests, are they permissable in a court as evidence of guilt or innocence(along with other evidence of course)?

Cheers.

Simple answer no.

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