Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
can i use a lie detector test to prove im not guilty?
Asked on 10/24/12, 2:00 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Joseph Justice
The Justice Law Firm
Generally no, they are not considered reliable in court. In some cases a person may submit to one during an investigation (it has to be by choice) and a detective might rely on it to determine if the person should be arrested.
Answered on 10/24/12, 2:04 pm
Eric Trabin
Lucid Legal, PLLC
No. Lie detectors are not considered reliable and are not admissible evidence in Florida courtrooms.
Answered on 10/24/12, 2:19 pm
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