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Originally Posted by davebtelford
I see the police are now using lie detectors to speed up investigations - eliminate innocent suspects etc. BUT (putting my cynical hat on) maybe the insurance companies aren't too keen on combating fraud - after all Increased Turnover = Increased Profits - and the costs get passed on to the customer anyway!
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Somewhere on the road from lie detectors to bacon butties
, I forgot to ask about the law and lie detectors. Am I right in presuming that anyone can refuse a test, and that the refusal cannot be used in evidence against him? So if the officer asks: "Would you be prepared to take a lie detector test?"; are you within your rights when you tell him to shove it up his ass?