lie detector ??

[scotty]

Hi dont suppose anyone has used a lie detector to prove inocence in the uk have they ? i tried to go to jeremy kyle to do one but while on bail they cant allow it protection for the police as usual as a lie detector will prove they have no case.
if u have used one any recomendations i dont have much money and most i see are in thousands for cost

[Rights Fighter]

JK won't have turned you down to protect the police. They turned you down because the matter is "sub judice" which means it is within the court process, so they cannot.

Polygraphs are said not to be accurate enough for trials (although I would prefer to take one rather than trust a jury to get it right, if I had ever been falsely accused of a serious crime).

They are sometimes used on people when they are released from prison.

As such, they are not admissible as evidence at trial. Even if you pay for one it won't be allowed in at trial, so don't waste your money.

[scotty]

thank you i just actually spoke to a company and they have said the same that i would be wasting my time as it will never be able to be used in court they say some cases courts in america allow them to be used by the people the court send u to but the uk courts have no option for this to be done