The case where Canada's Supreme Court first looked at the admissibility of the polygraph was_____, while the definitive word on its use is now_____.

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The Supreme Court of Canada first examined the admissibility of polygraph evidence in the case of R. v. Phillion, and the definitive ruling on its use came with the case of R. v. Béland, where the court held that polygraph evidence is not admissible in court.

The Case Where Canada's Supreme Court First Looked at the Admissibility