Darrel McMorris v. Thomas Israel and Bronson C. Lafollette

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• unconditional prosecutorial veto over the introduction of an exculpatory polygraph examination violates the sixth amendment
• state cannot refuse to admit exculpatory polygraph results based solely on prosecutor’s discretionary decision to oppose admission
• prosecutor’s power to refuse to stipulate to admission of polygraph examination without articulating reasons unconstitutional

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