Multiple choice

T/F Polygraph (Lie Detector) results are always accepted in a court of law

  1. True

  2. False

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Polygraph results are rarely accepted in courts of law because they are not considered scientifically reliable enough to meet evidentiary standards like the Daubert or Frye standards. Most jurisdictions exclude polygraph evidence unless both the prosecution and defense agree to its admission beforehand. Thus, they are not always accepted.