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State v. Valdez

Citations

  • 371 P.2d 894
  • 91 Ariz. 274
  • 1962 Ariz. LEXIS 286

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  • concluding that lie detector tests have not been accorded such recognition
  • In court’s discretion polygraph evidence may be admitted pursuant to signed stipulation. Opposing side is entitled to broad cross-examination and limiting instruction to the jury as to the evidentiary purpose of the testimony
  • In court's discretion polygraph evidence may be admitted pursuant to signed stipulation. Opposing side is entitled to broad cross-examination and limiting instruction to the jury as to the evidentiary purpose of the testimony
  • precluding polygraph evidence for its failure to gain general acceptance
  • precluding polygraph evidence for its failure to gain general acceptance

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Judges: Udall, Bernstein, Struck-Meyer, Jennings, Lockwood

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