United States v. Crumby

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• finding polygraph evidence admissible under Rule 702 where the government did not offer any expert testimony regarding the validity of the theoretical basis for the polygraph nor contest Dr. Raskin's testimony regarding the known error rate
• finding polygraph evidence admissible because given the narrow purposes, it was sufficiently reliable
• improvements in accuracy of polygraph and Daubert permit defendant to introduce evidence that he passed polygraph to counter attacks on his credibility
• polygraph evidence admissible because reliable in specific case

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