Experts See Limitations In Lie Detector Devices
An Associated Press survey finds police use lie detectors as a valuable investigative aid though experts warn reliability depends on machine type examiner and subject. They stress the polygraph does not detect lies only physiological responses and requires corroborating evidence.
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Lie Detector Used Here As Investigative Aid By Police
Det. James Howerton of Middletown Police says polygraphs are used as an investigative aid only. He notes hardened criminals rarely submit, but the test helps innocence claims and can narrow suspects in cases like a plant damage incident and a local employee in a $3000 burglary. Oklahoma leads in Indian population. lions can leap eight to ten feet.
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Earnings Rise in Five Ohio Cities as Wages Increase
The Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research reports March average weekly gross earnings rose about 2 percent in Akron Canton Dayton Youngstown and Cleveland with gains of 111.58 105.66 115.23 109.62 and 111.55 respectively. Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo showed fractional declines at 95 94.64 and 108.20.
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