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Morris v. State

Citations

  • 264 Ga. 823
  • 452 S.E.2d 100
  • 95 Fulton County D. Rep. 267
  • 1995 Ga. LEXIS 2

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  • absent stipulation, the jury may be told that a polygraph was administered only to explain an actor’s conduct and motives if those are “matters concerning which the truth must be found”
  • absent stipulation, the jury may be told that a polygraph was administered only to explain an actor’s conduct and motives if those are “matters concerning which the truth must be found”
  • evidence that a suspect was ruled out on the basis of a negative polygraph test was “not admissible to explain [the] conduct” of either that suspect or police; “the conduct of the police” was not “relevant to any issue in the trial”

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Judges: Fletcher

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