Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:
Part A;
Chapter 1-Introductory;
Chapter 2-Narcoanalysis;
Chapter 3-Sleep and state of mind during narco-test;
Chapter 4-Scientific evaluation, dangers and criticisms of narco-test;
Chapter 5-Polygraph;
Chapter 6-Polygraphy-uses;
Chapter 7-Drawback, problems, reliability and criticisms of polygraph tests;
Chapter 8-Brain mapping-generally;
Chapter 9-Lie detection through brain mapping (P300, MRI, FMRI);
Chapter 10-Problems, limitations and reliability of brain mapping tests;
Chapter 11-Conventional methods of detection of detection of deception, tenterrogation, questioning and interviews;
Chapter 12-Tips for security agency interrogators to detect deception;

Part B-Legal aspect;
Lie detection reports-confessions-evidence-admissibility;
Chapter 13- Confessions and admissions-In general;
Chapter 14-Legislative provisions, perspective and status of confessions;
Chapter 15-Lie-detection tests: Evidentiary evaluation and admissibility;
Chapter 16-Constitutional rights and lie detector tests;
Chapter 17-Conducting narcoanalysis, polygraphy and brain fingerprinting tests-whether illegal;
Chapter 18-Right of privacy and lie detector tests;
Chapter 19-Concluding remarks and findings of Supreme Court.