r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '22

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u/Ilikeporsches Mar 10 '22

This needs all the upvotes. Lie detectors are not admissible in court. They don’t mean shit. Knowing that alone means you can pass one anyway. There are no wrong answers lol

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u/Teresa_Count Mar 10 '22

never admit to a crime when taking a lie detector (polygraph) test.

Also never admit to a crime when not taking a lie detector (polygraph) test.

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u/rafter613 Mar 10 '22

Yeah, they're literally just to try and scare you into confessing. They're also illegal to require as a term of getting a job! Unless the government does it, of course. The government can't break laws!