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  India: Compulsory Use of Drugs, Brain-Map Tests Considered Unconstitutional

  Posted: May 7th, 2010, 12:00pm MSD

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  Constitutional law - On May 5, 2010, India's Supreme Court ruled that the compulsory use on suspects of narco-analysis, brain-mapping, and polygraph testing is illegal. The Court declared: "[w]e are of the considered opinion that no individual can be...