Attorney McFall describes the impediments to ascertaining the truth, and the usefulness of complete and timely pre-hearing disclosure and the production of witnesses with knowledge of the facts. He opines that it would be a mistake to conclude that polygraphs are so unreliable that they should never be used.
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