Polygraph Tests: What's the point?
If a police officer asks you to take a polygraph test, should you agree to take test?
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Can you always trust the police?
If I am being questioned by a police officer, can I always believe what the officer is telling me?
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Pleading Insanity
If a Defendant pleads insanity, what are the consequences of a Guilty or Not Guilty verdict?
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Why a Jury Trial?
One of the most important things you can do when taken to court is to plead not guilty and request a jury trial even if you intend to eventually accept a plea agreement. “Why would I do that?” you might ask.
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False Confession Testimony
Experts exist in the field of false and/or coerced confessions. However, the law places limits on what these experts may testify to at trial.