Wyoming Polygraphy Defense Lawyer

Anytime that you need to retain an effective criminal defense attorney, you should look for one who's enthusiastic about their work, and with relevant experience in the specific legal subdiscipline that you're dealing with.

Prosecutors request polygraph testing when they're trying to increase the clarity of evidence to support their work in a case. If you've been asked to take a lie detector test, the state is trying to strengthen their case with additional proof, even though lie detector test results are not always considered to be accurate.

In almost every case, no! Remember that. It is not likely that you are legally obligated to submit to lie detector testing, even if police authorities have told you that you'll be arrested if you don't. The first and best thing to do is to call our office and allow us to guide you through this sensitive process. Sooner is better.

The state of Michigan places more value on lie detector test results than many other states do, and the results are commonly admissible as evidence. That's why it's critical to retain intelligent, effective legal counsel as soon as possible.

Every case is different, and it can be complicated to make that decision. Sometimes, it makes discernible sense to administer lie detector tests. Other times, it can be a serious detriment to the case. We can discuss your options during a no-cost consultation.

If the court has requested you to submit to polygraph testing, for any reason whatsoever, the smartest thing to do is to call our office, right away, at 269-466-1501. We're here to help you, every step of the way, to achieve the best results.