‘Study existing evidence laws’


SANDAKAN: The existing laws need to be amended if polygraph tests are to be used to prove cases in courts, says Tan Sri Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat.

The Chief Justice said the judiciary had never thought of using polygraph tests but if there were suggestions on the matter, the first step should be to look into the legal process of getting evidence in court.

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