OutofDate1980
Android Expert
Improved police and prosecutor training and communication, more oversight, better tools, etc... may diminish the harm, but don't think we'll ever have perfection, but attempting to get there is a worthy goal.
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Improved police and prosecutor training and communication, more oversight, better tools, etc... may diminish the harm, but don't think we'll ever have perfection, but attempting to get there is a worthy goal.
lordofthereef
Android Expert
Police technology is the answer? A real lie detector test? One that is actually able to read one's mind? Or maybe something like this would be unconstitutional, unless volunteered to... Is this even an attainable thing? Who knows? I sure don't...
OutofDate1980
Android Expert
Attempting to reach this goal is a
, but all we can do is keep trying."Executing Facial Control During Deception Situations," a new study he co-authored with former graduate student Carolyn M. Hurley, PhD, reports that although liars can reduce facial actions when under scrutiny, they can't suppress them all."
Be still my eyebrows: Liars under scrutiny can't completely suppress facial expressions, researchers say
I use this source a lot, due it's brevity and wide subject matter. Not saying it's the best or only one, just the one I'm more familiar with.
lordofthereef
Android Expert
I think we are getting there. But with additional technology comes additional points of failure. Some legitimate errors or flaws in the system, some perhaps due to hacking. The more complex these things get, the more complex the entire system tends to get.