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Polygraph Examination as Scientific Evidence

Authors: Konieczny, Jerzy;

Polygraph Examination as Scientific Evidence

Abstract

"I would like to begin my examination of the problem at hand by focusing on the meaning of the two terms used there, namely polygraph examination (further referred to as PE) and scientific evidence. I understand PE to be an action performed by an expert, the outcome of which is a possible indication of deception of the subject of the examination with regard to a certain topic of relevance under the law. I will only discuss PE that is undertaken as a part of a certain legal procedure and for the purposes of this procedure; therefore, the outcome of the PE will have the status of evidence in the said procedure. "(...)

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Poland
Keywords

crime detection, Prawo, Komunikacja społeczna, polygraph examination, criminal investigation, scientific evidence, psychophysiology, Psychologia

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