← Back to context Comment by asddubs 9 hours ago same with stenographs. We keep inventing new methods for the police to make up evidence. 3 comments asddubs Reply drysine 7 hours ago I don't understand, could you elaborate on that? asddubs 6 hours ago I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph drysine 1 hour ago Yep, I got the impression that courts consider polygraph only when the results implicate the accused. Good thing that by law they cannot force you to get questioned with polygraph attached.
drysine 7 hours ago I don't understand, could you elaborate on that? asddubs 6 hours ago I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph drysine 1 hour ago Yep, I got the impression that courts consider polygraph only when the results implicate the accused. Good thing that by law they cannot force you to get questioned with polygraph attached.
asddubs 6 hours ago I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph drysine 1 hour ago Yep, I got the impression that courts consider polygraph only when the results implicate the accused. Good thing that by law they cannot force you to get questioned with polygraph attached.
drysine 1 hour ago Yep, I got the impression that courts consider polygraph only when the results implicate the accused. Good thing that by law they cannot force you to get questioned with polygraph attached.
I don't understand, could you elaborate on that?
I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph
Yep, I got the impression that courts consider polygraph only when the results implicate the accused. Good thing that by law they cannot force you to get questioned with polygraph attached.