Comment on Could 'actual innocence' save the broken US justice system?parentComments−realusername10ySame reaction on my case. A Polygraph test (?!?), we are supposed to be in 2016 now ! Is that antique method seriously still used in the US ? It looks like a joke. Better throwing a dice at that point.−mason24010yIs that antique method seriously still used in the US ?No, it's not.−logfromblammo10yPolygraph is generally only used in the US to intimidate government employees and to trick criminal suspects into making confessions.
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Same reaction on my case. A Polygraph test (?!?), we are supposed to be in 2016 now ! Is that antique method seriously still used in the US ? It looks like a joke. Better throwing a dice at that point.
No, it's not.
Polygraph is generally only used in the US to intimidate government employees and to trick criminal suspects into making confessions.