← Back to context Comment by asddubs 14 hours ago same with stenographs. We keep inventing new methods for the police to make up evidence. 3 comments asddubs Reply drysine 13 hours ago I don't understand, could you elaborate on that? asddubs 12 hours ago I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph drysine 7 hours 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 13 hours ago I don't understand, could you elaborate on that? asddubs 12 hours ago I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph drysine 7 hours 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 12 hours ago I apologize, I got the terms mixed up, I meant a polygraph drysine 7 hours 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 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.