In which of the following circumstances will polygraph results be admitted into evidence at trial in federal district courts?

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Polygraph results are generally not admissible as evidence in federal district courts except under special and limited circumstances such as when both parties agree to its admission or if the results are used to impeach a witness's credibility. Even then, the results must be presented by an expert witness and the judge must decide whether they are reliable enough to be admitted.

In Which of the Following Circumstances Will Polygraph Results Be