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Supreme Court of Hawai’i Rules Presenting Falsified Polygraph Results Is Coercive Per Se

by Douglas Ankney

The Supreme Court of Hawai’i ruled that when police communicate a deliberate falsehood about the results of a polygraph test during interrogation the falsehood is an extrinsic falsehood that is coercive per se, and any subsequent inculpatory statements are inadmissible at trial.

Keith T. Matsumoto was the ...

 

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