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Indiana Supreme Court Suppresses All Evidence Related to Polygraph Exam for Examiner’s Failure to Disclose Unilater-ally Changing Exam Results From ‘Admissible’ to ‘Inadmissible’ Due to Defendant’s Mental State

Loaded on Jan. 15, 2024 by Anthony Accurso published in Criminal Legal News January, 2024, page 15
Filed under: Mental Health, Polygraph Evidence/Testing, Results of Polygraph Test, Delay in Disclosure. Location: Indiana.

by Anthony W. Accurso

The Supreme Court of Indiana upheld evidentiary suppression of a defendant’s polygraph results and inculpatory statements made after the test, where the examining officer failed to disclose (until the eve of trial) his determination that the defendant’s mental state made him unsuitable to sit for a ...

 

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