Access the full text.
Sign up today, get DeepDyve free for 14 days.
Loading next page...
/lp/cambridge-university-press/neuroscience-based-lie-detection-the-urgent-need-for-regulation-iAfVgPGrm4
References (25)
-
Chicago crime laboratory employees must submit to polygraph -
(1999)
State Citation Description Washington Wash -
(1996)
Criminal courts "shall not require, request, or suggest -
Sex Offender Management Board must include the President of the Illinois Polygraph Society or his designee -
R. Brown (1989)
Specific Incident Polygraph Testing under the Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 -
The United State Code Services annotations show only fifteen cases reported in either the Federal Reporter or the Federal Supplement that discuss this Act -
No polygraphs required for sex assault victims -
(2002)
Cavender Oldsmobile, Inc., 288 F.3d 721 (5th Cir -
(1997)
Mango's Tropical Cafe -
(2001)
Expressly recognizes negligence cause of action against a polygraph operator if any person "suffers damages as a result -
Professionals' Detective Agency, 876 F -
Law enforcement officers must "submit to and pass a polygraph -
(1995)
Illinois 20 Ill -
Yvonne Sening (1989)
Heads or Tails: The Employee Polygraph Protection ActCatholic University Law Review, 39
-
(2003)
Code Ann. § § 25-30-2-1 et seq -
D. Ruegger (1991)
When Polygraph Testing is Allowed: Limited Exceptions Under the EPPABanking Law Journal, 108
-
Blackwell v. 53rd-Ellis Currency Exch -
No polygraphs for public or private employees, except for law enforcement -
Kathleen Reilly (1990)
The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988: Proper Penalties When Guilty Employees are Improperly CaughtHofstra Labor and Employment Law Journal, 7
-
Civil courts may not "require" either party to submit to a polygraph exam -
Flagship Resort Development Corp -
(1998)
No law enforcement officer or fireman may be required to submit to polygraph during the course of a disciplinary -
P. Duffy (1989)
The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988.CUPA Journal, 40
-
(2006)
No Lie MRI measures the central nervous system directly and such is not subject to restriction by these laws. No Lie MRI is unaware of any law that would prohibit its use for employment screening -
(1978)
Idaho Idaho Code Ann. § § 44-903
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Copyright
- © 2007 SAGE Publications
- ISSN
- 0098-8588
- eISSN
- 2375-835X
- DOI
- 10.1177/009885880703300211
- Publisher site
- See Article on Publisher Site
Abstract
<jats:p>“Illustration” or “map” are among the most frequently used words for translating the Chinese character <jats:italic>tu</jats:italic>, a graphic representation of any phenomenon that can be pictured in life and society, whether in traditional China or elsewhere. Investigations of the early role of <jats:italic>tu</jats:italic> in Chinese culture first set out to answer questions about who produced <jats:italic>tu</jats:italic>, the background of its originator, and the originator's purpose. How were pictures conceptualized? Interpreted? In examining <jats:italic>tu</jats:italic>, Chinese scholars stressed the relational aspect of <jats:italic>tu</jats:italic> and <jats:italic>shu</jats:italic> (writing) to answer both these questions, as well as to the importance of not robbing an image of its overall beauty and life with too much graphic detail. In the West, specific concepts of technical or scientific illustrations did not exist before the Renaissance. With the coming of that age, technical illustration became a specific branch of knowledge and activity, with its own specific goals and ends.</jats:p>
Journal
American Journal of Law & Medicine – Cambridge University Press
Published: Jun 1, 2007