The limited empirical research on the effects of postconviction polygraphing of sex offenders has found:

Interrogations leading to false confessions often last longer than:

Convicted for the murder of four family members, James Kahler, appealed his guilty verdict all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, questioning whether:

Who is supposed to be “blind” in a double-blind lineup procedure?

Which statement about lie-detection wizards is FALSE?

Based on research by Grisso and colleagues (2003) when they compared youths (ages 11–13) with young adults, how likely were youths to accept a plea bargain?

Based on Sell v. United States (2003), when can an incompetent defendant, who is not a danger to himself or others, be forcibly medicated to restore competency?

Which of these is NOT an argument that advocates of the jury reform to allow jury discussion during trial would raise?

During a pretrial hearing, a defense attorney argues that the forensic identification evidence the prosecution intends to present lacks scientific validity. They ask the judge to exclude it or explain its limitations to jurors. As a forensic scientist, how do you expect the judge to rule?

During which part of the trial is evidence NOT provided?