THE MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR FMRI：WILL DECEPTION DETECTION PASS ADMISSIBILITY HURDLES IN OKLAHOMA.pdf

Westlaw Delivery Summary Report for 26,IP Your Search: lie-detector Date/Time of Request: Sunday, November 14, 2010 06:41 Central Client Identifier: CHINAUPSL Database: JLR Citation Text: 6 OKJLT 47 Lines: 2327 Documents: 1 Images: 0 The material accompanying this summary is subject to copyright. Usage is governed by contract with Thomson Reuters, West and their affiliates. 6 OKJLT 47 Page 1 6 Okla. J. L. Tech. 47 Oklahoma Journal of Law Technology April 26, 2010 THE MOMENT OF TRUTH FOR FMRI: WILL DECEPTION DETECTION PASS ADMISSIBILITY HURDLES IN OKLAHOMA? Julie Elizabeth Myers [FNa1] Copyright © 2010 Oklahoma Journal of Law Technology;Julie Elizabeth Myers I. Introduction For decades, authors like George Orwell, Ayn Rand and Ray Bradbury have depicted catastrophic vis- ions of dystopia arising out of our societys advancement: a world where the government sees all and men must fear their own thoughts. [FN1] Conversely, the ability to prove veracity has been a power sought by so- ciety throughout history, evident in all cultures from the oracles of ancient mythology to the “veritaserum” in the Harry Potter series. [FN2] The clash of these two interests may seem to be exaggerated in novels like 1984, Fahrenheit 451 and Anthem , [FN3] but this balance may soon be evaluated in Oklahoma courts in a v