1.  Unfortunately I cannot reveal the identity of my examinee, because I am the only examiner on a small PD (Sorry).

2.  Like most people who think they are experts on the law, just because a man confesses who initially had no intentions too when he walked in the door, does not necessarily mean the confession was "coerced."  Additionally, if you are going to argue that any confession that comes after a polygraph MUST be coerced, you might be interested in knowing that even in jurisdictions that do not allow polygraph as evidence in court, most still allow the confession that comes as a result of the exam.  These rules were made by people who obviously have a much greater feel for the constitution than you do...

3.  Although I am not doubting that Dr. Horvath made the statement you quoted.  I just wonder why he said that?  

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