Comment on Could 'actual innocence' save the broken US justice system?parentComments−kitd10yWell, going on pure logic, all disingenuous defendants refuse the test =/= all those who refuse the test are disingenuous.However, an overhaul of the process would need to accompany any use of a polygraph.−arethuza10yYou think "pure logic" is being applied at any part of the process?−specialist10yI think a guilty person has nothing to lose by taking a polygraph test.−nekopa10yExcept for the one guilty party who somehow ended up uncovering more evidence that they did the crime.
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Well, going on pure logic, all disingenuous defendants refuse the test =/= all those who refuse the test are disingenuous.
However, an overhaul of the process would need to accompany any use of a polygraph.
You think "pure logic" is being applied at any part of the process?
I think a guilty person has nothing to lose by taking a polygraph test.
Except for the one guilty party who somehow ended up uncovering more evidence that they did the crime.